Health Research Ecosystem at Toronto Metropolitan University
Toronto Metropolitan University embraces a person-centred vision of health and well-being that addresses the needs of our urban centres and remote communities. Together with our partners, we are solving unique health challenges brought on by rapid growth, cultural diversity, socio-economic disparity and climate change.
A dynamic health research community
If you are interested in collaborating with TMU researchers or you would like to learn more about health and well-being research and innovation at TMU, please contact Sanja Obradovic, Director, Health SRC Strategy.
TMU has a proven track record of excellence in health research across a broad range of disciplines and areas, including community health, One Health, mental health, biomedical imaging, drug delivery, health services and policy, public and occupational health, food and nutrition, cell and molecular biology, big data and AI, water systems, epidemiology and more. Our collaborative approach recognizes the diverse needs of all Canadians and includes health research with, for and by LGBTQ2S+, Indigenous, Black, immigrant and other equity-deserving groups. At TMU, our community-focused approach aims to make health care accessible to all.
Researcher Database
To learn more about our health-related research or to connect with a TMU faculty researcher, search our researcher database using either a keyword or the name of the researcher you wish to locate.
Aging Populations
Research into the effects of aging on our bodies and society represents a key area of research for TMU. Learn more about TMU's research addressing the needs of our aging populations.
Health & Well-Being News
Envisioning a healthier world
Explore the Health SRC Strategy to learn how Toronto Metropolitan University is working to create interconnected, person-centred health-care ecosystems through its innovative research.
A school of medicine at Toronto Metropolitan University
Toronto Metropolitan University is embarking on a new chapter.
In September 2025, the university will welcome its first cohort of students to the School of Medicine in Brampton and offer a new approach to medical education that shapes the future of health care in Ontario.
Centres & Institutes
- Centre for Global Health and Health Equity
- Centre for Studies in Food Security
- HOPE Centre for Sexual and Gender Minority People (external link)
- Institute for Biomedical Engineering, Science & Technology (iBEST) (external link)
- Migrant Integration in the Mid-21st Century: Bridging Divides
- National Institute on Ageing (NIA)
- Toronto Metropolitan Centre for Immigration and Settlement (TMCIS)