Founded in 1827 as the King’s College, the University of Toronto is known as Canada’s first institution of higher learning. The public research university adopted its current name in the year 1850 after being severed from the Church of England.
UToronto has a main campus at Queen’s Park, Toronto, as well as 2 other campuses in Mississauga and Scarborough.
Together, these 3 branches offer programs through the Faculties of Arts & Science, Applied Science & Engineering, Architecture & Design, Music, Forestry, Information, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Kinesiology & Physical Education, Law, and Social Work.
The university is also home to the Schools of Public Health, Management, Public Policy & Governance, and Theology – as well as Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.
As an esteemed research university, UToronto has the largest budget in all of Canada – funded mostly by government agencies. Known UToronto backers include the Canadian Institute of Health Research and the Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council. In this article, we will be looking at the University of Toronto scholarships for international students.
