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TMU's distinctly urban campus features a culture that's innovative and entrepreneurial, a community that's welcoming and inclusive, and a learning environment that's incredibly creative.
#1 university in Ontario for student services
20+ on-campus support services and resources
4,700 startups launched from Zone Learning
245,000+ alumni worldwide from 140+ countries
#1 employer in Canada for diversity
100% Full-time undergraduate programs with experiential learning
Explore our programs
At TMU, we measure ourselves against real-world impact. That's why our programs are defined by leading experiential learning opportunities and robust co-op offerings. Join us as we build a brighter future on our campus, in our city, and around the world.
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- The Faculty of Arts (FoA) holds 14 career-focused undergraduate programs with internships, enriched experiential learning, and innovative co-op options at organizations such as BMO, Ontario’s Ministries of Health and Long-Term Care, the City of Toronto and Statistics Canada
- Offering 13 graduate programs with enriched experiential learning, research opportunities and clinical placements
- Home to the Yellowhead Institute (external link) , an Indigenous-led research and education centre
- Home to vibrant, groundbreaking research centres and over $54M in research grants across the Faculty
- Faculty and students produce over 650+ publications annually
- A leader in democratic engagement and social justice including the Democratic Engagement Exchange, the Jarislowsky Democracy Chair, the UNIFOR Chair in Social Justice and Democracy, the Young Workers Rights Hub and Canada's first Women in the House credit course
- Offers a Black Studies Minor, a first of its kind in Canada
- The Faculty of Community Services (FCS) propels positive and enduring change
- Students develop practical knowledge and skills through classroom learning, internships, field placements, co-op, virtual simulations, research projects, online activities, immersive virtual reality (VR) and programs with 100% experiential learning opportunities
- These hands-on experiences deepen students’ understanding of the health sciences and community services fields and prepare them for professional practice resulting in 94% FCS students employed within 2 years of graduation
- Working under the guidance of professors, instructors and preceptors, students become highly knowledgeable professionals prepared to enhance the quality of life of individuals, families and communities
- FCS offers 4,800+ local and global field placements each year
- The award-winning Daphne Cockwell Health Sciences Complex—home to the School of Nutrition, the Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing, the Midwifery Education Program and the School of Occupational and Public Health—boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including simulation labs and clinical experience suites
- The Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science (FEAS) houses Canada’s first university-based smart-grid laboratory dedicated to alternative energy research (partnership with Schneider Electric)
- Holds 250 active research partnerships with organizations such as St. Michael's Hospital and Toronto Hydro
- Home to 50+ FEAS student clubs, teams and groups, such as the Metropolitan Hyperloop Team, which offers students the chance to travel to destinations in Canada and around the globe, meet new people and compete against other schools
- Engineering:
- 130+ renowned engineers to learn from, including some of Canada's top researchers
- 20+ countries where your professionally accredited* degree will be recognized
*For Mechatronics Engineering, accreditation from the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board will be sought at the time of the first graduating class. - 93% Engineering students employed within 2 years of graduation
- Architectural Science:
- 75+ years of advancing architectural science education in Canada
- 9 innovative labs
- 6 countries with global exchange opportunities
- 93% employment rate of science co-op students
- TMU is one of the few universities with optional co-op streams in each of its seven undergraduate science programs. Co-op students can earn $97k+ (average) over 16 months at organizations such as Royal Bank of Canada, The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), and Google
- The Faculty of Science’s five MSc programs and five PhD programs offer enriched experiential learning, research opportunities and clinical placements
- Since its inception in 2012, the Faculty of Science has received over $74 million in overall external research funding, producing over 11,662 research citations and 336 research publications by faculty and students in the past ten years
- The Faculty of Science’s Cyber Studies Minor creates a pathway for students from a range of TMU faculties and disciplines to learn about cybersecurity, cybercrime and cyber risk through the lens of their own core disciplines
- Committed to making the legal profession more diverse as it pertains to backgrounds and perspectives
- Program designed to expand access to justice for underrepresented communities, ensuring that high-calibre legal services are available to all
- Students are equipped with the ability to examine the effects of technology on society and to harness it to strengthen the legal system
- Professional skills training is woven into the academic program so graduates are not required to article to be licensed as lawyers
- Professional placements beyond traditional legal contexts enable graduates to navigate diverse paths to practice and to innovate the legal profession itself
- Based on 75+ years of excellence, The Creative School offers research, education and innovation in media and communication, design and creative industries spanning across 10 academic schools and departments and 27 programs that have been identified as the top in their field both nationally and internationally
- Home to seven unique innovation spaces and hubs including
- Home to international hubs in London, New York, Cortona and Dubai which provide touchpoints in creative cities around the world in partnership with prestigious academic institutions
- International collaboration and co-creation are at the core of The Creative School’s activities with over 50+ international exchange partners around the world and 45+ collaborative global projects and activities offered yearly
- Partnerships include Google, CBC, Universal Music, Ubisoft, Cirque du Soleil and more
- Ted Rogers School of Management (TRSM) is the largest undergraduate business school in Canada
- $2.4M Ted Rogers School scholarships and bursaries awarded annually
- 10K+ digital badges issued to recognize student skillsets on LinkedIn
- 30 Ted Rogers Students’ Society student groups
- 29 free technical Bootcamp topics offered annually
- 850+ exclusive employer events held
- Co-op:
- $51K average student income over co-op work terms
- 96.6% co-op employment rate
- 16 months of real work experience you could gain before graduation
- Co-op placements include adidas Group, OMERS, Boston Consulting Group and PepsiCo
- Rankings:
- Ted Rogers MBA ranked #4 in Canada, #17 Globally by Corporate Knights Better World MBA Ranking, 2024
- #4 in Canada for compensation for students after graduation, #3 for learning and #3 for entrepreneurship by Bloomberg Businessweek (Best Business Schools Survey, 2024-2025)
- Top 5 MBA in Canada by Bloomberg Businessweek, 2024-2025
- The Yeates School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies (YSGPS) houses exclusive graduate programs: Aerospace Design Management, Documentary Media, Fashion, Film & Photography Preservation and Collections Management, Media & Design Innovation, Master of Health Administration (Community Care), Urban Health
- Received $5.2M in federal and provincial scholarship support (2023-24)
- University ranked among Top 5 Research universities for collaboration and partnerships (2023 Research Infosource five-year rankings)
- Canada’s leader in online education with 60,000+ annual course enrolments
- Over 75 certificate programs to help continuous learners move their career forward
- Holds partnerships with professional associations, societies and institutes in diverse areas including international trade, banking and finance, community services, management, and engineering and applied science
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- TMU’s School of Medicine is designed to shift the paradigm of health care delivery and improve the well-being of individuals, families and communities
- With a community-driven, intentionally inclusive approach, the School of Medicine will be the first medical school in Canada built upon social accountability, equity, diversity, inclusion and reconciliation
- Offers an academically rigorous MD program and 16 innovative residency programs in Family Medicine and other high-demand specialties
- Partnerships with 10 major clinical sites throughout the Western GTA and more than two dozen community clinics to help train innovative and inclusive physicians
- Over 600 physicians have applied for clinical faculty appointments to support the training of the next generation of medical talent
