York offers residence at Keele Campus and publishes an 8-month residence estimate of CAD 9,000–13,000. Its 2026–27 living-cost guidance estimates food or a meal plan at CAD 4,350–8,000 in residence, personal expenses at CAD 4,200 and health and dental care at CAD 359 for the stated domestic estimate; international students should confirm the applicable health-plan amount, which York lists separately. Off-campus housing is a separate Toronto-area budget and availability is not guaranteed.

York’s Keele Campus has campus food services, residences and kitchens or meal-plan options depending on the residence arrangement. Toronto provides extensive dietary choice, including vegetarian, halal, kosher, South Asian and other cuisines, but students should confirm ingredients, allergen controls and meal-plan terms directly with York before enrolment. International students should budget food separately from tuition and residence and not assume a particular cuisine is included.

York’s main Keele Campus is in North York at 4700 Keele Street and is served by York University and Finch West stations on Toronto’s Line 1 subway. The campus includes Lassonde’s engineering labs and the Schulich School of Business. York presents Lassonde as a collaborative, hands-on environment with labs, team projects, student communities and co-op options. Students should distinguish the Keele engineering and Schulich locations from York’s Glendon and Markham campuses.

York publishes campus safety and emergency information through Community Safety and provides emergency contacts, patrols and campus support services. Toronto is an urban environment, so students should plan routes, housing and late-night travel with ordinary city precautions. Campus safety services support students but do not guarantee personal safety; current emergency guidance should be checked before arrival. York International supports international students with immigration and arrival guidance, while Lassonde provides programme and academic support for Engineering students. Schulich states that its international-student support covers the application process, immigration requirements, settlement in Toronto and career preparation. Students can also use academic advising, accessibility, counselling, writing and career services, subject to the current eligibility and booking rules of each service.

York offers residence at Keele Campus and publishes an 8-month residence estimate of CAD 9,000–13,000. Its 2026–27 living-cost guidance estimates food or a meal plan at CAD 4,350–8,000 in residence, personal expenses at CAD 4,200 and health and dental care at CAD 359 for the stated domestic estimate; international students should confirm the applicable health-plan amount, which York lists separately. Off-campus housing is a separate Toronto-area budget and availability is not guaranteed.

York’s Keele Campus has campus food services, residences and kitchens or meal-plan options depending on the residence arrangement. Toronto provides extensive dietary choice, including vegetarian, halal, kosher, South Asian and other cuisines, but students should confirm ingredients, allergen controls and meal-plan terms directly with York before enrolment. International students should budget food separately from tuition and residence and not assume a particular cuisine is included.

York’s main Keele Campus is in North York at 4700 Keele Street and is served by York University and Finch West stations on Toronto’s Line 1 subway. The campus includes Lassonde’s engineering labs and the Schulich School of Business. York presents Lassonde as a collaborative, hands-on environment with labs, team projects, student communities and co-op options. Students should distinguish the Keele engineering and Schulich locations from York’s Glendon and Markham campuses.

York publishes campus safety and emergency information through Community Safety and provides emergency contacts, patrols and campus support services. Toronto is an urban environment, so students should plan routes, housing and late-night travel with ordinary city precautions. Campus safety services support students but do not guarantee personal safety; current emergency guidance should be checked before arrival. York International supports international students with immigration and arrival guidance, while Lassonde provides programme and academic support for Engineering students. Schulich states that its international-student support covers the application process, immigration requirements, settlement in Toronto and career preparation. Students can also use academic advising, accessibility, counselling, writing and career services, subject to the current eligibility and booking rules of each service.