U of T International Viewbook 2009 by T Brown

2009|2010 INFORMATION FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

STATISTICS

Enrolment 2007-2008

NUMBER OF PUBLICATIONS AT NORTH AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES, 2002-2006*

St. George Campus Full-Time Undergraduate Commerce, Arts and Science Engineering Music Physical Education and Health

PUBLIC: TOP 10 Toronto U Michigan UCLA U Washington U Washington Seattle UC Berkeley

Toronto American

U Wisc Madison

The University of Toronto offers an education on a global scale. Our students and faculty are drawn from around the world. Many of our faculty members are international leaders in their fields. Our graduates have gone on to live and work in over 160 countries abroad. And we benefit from being situated in one of the world’s most multicultural cities. Our University offers a rich array of programs and opportunities for motivated students.As an institution, we have been recognized as Canada’s top university and one of North America’s best public research universities. On any of our three distinct campuses, University of Toronto students profit from committed teachers, supportive staff and state-of-the-art facilities.They can also participate in some of the over 1,000 student clubs and activities at the University. There are excellent opportunities for recreational and competitive athletics, up to the inter-university level of the U of T Varsity Blues teams. Even as we celebrate a tradition of excellence that extends back over 175 years, we are committed to building a strong and bold future. It’s a future that we very much hope will include you.

UC San Diego 0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

4,030 438 554

U of T Mississauga Full-Time Undergraduate Commerce, Arts and Science

U Minnesota U Maryland

21,945

30,000

PUBLIC & PRIVATE: TOP 10* Harvard U

9,161

U of T Scarborough Full-Time Undergraduate Management, Arts and Science

8,782

Total FT Undergrad

44,910

Full-Time Graduate Full-Time Professional

11,565 7,031

Part-Time Grad/Undergrad

Toronto U Michigan

Total All Students

UCLA

9,127 72,633

International Student Enrolment 2007-2008

U Washington John Hopkins U

Toronto Public Private

U Washington Seattle Stanford U

Undergraduate (9%) Graduate (12%)

5,558 1,713

Total (9%)

7,271

UC Berkeley U Penn 0

5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000

*Source data: Thomson ISI University Indicators for U.S. and Canada

Quick Facts • Alumni: 422,000 living in more than 160 countries

FEDERAL RESEARCH COUNCIL INVESTMENT TOP FIVE CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES 2005-2006

• Faculty and Staff: 11,755

Toronto UBC

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Canadian Institutes of Health Research

McGill Montréal Alberta 0

100 125 150 175 200 225 Million Dollars

• First-year students who return for second year: 89.4% • Graduation Rate (within one year of expected graduation): 80.1% • Library Holdings (all media): 18.857 million items

FACULTY HONOURS 1980-2006**

Best wishes.

• Faculty with PHD: 89%

Toronto UBC % of Total Faculty in Canada % of Awards to Canadian Universities

McGill Montréal Alberta

David Naylor, President

**Sources: Total awards from award announcements from Steacie, Kllam, Molson, Sloan, Federal Granting Councils Highest Awards Guggenheim, Gairdner, and Royal Society of Canada 1980 to 2006.

• Operating Budget 2007-08: $1.3 billion • Endowment Funds 2007: $1.822 billion • Research Funding 2006-07: $842 million

TORONTO When they established their new village along Lake Ontario, the Huron Indians named it “Toronto,” which means “meeting place.” For centuries since,Toronto has been just that to people from all over the world; a place to meet, eat, learn and trade together. It’s one of the most multicultural cities in the world and Canada’s largest. It is home to over 100 cultures and almost five million people. The New York Times recently said of this city:“After 40 years of immigration from virtually every country,Toronto has realized its promise as a vibrant picture postcard of world culture.”

St. George Campus

U of T Mississauga

U of T Scarborough

The University of Toronto has three campuses with complete facilities, including residences, libraries and student centres.The St. George Campus is located in the heart of downtown Toronto. Just 33 km (20 miles) to the west is the University of Toronto Mississauga, while the University of Toronto Scarborough is located approximately 33 km (20 miles) to the east.

MAJOR ARTS ORGANIZATIONS • Art Gallery of Ontario • Canadian Opera Company • Canadian Stage Company • National Ballet of Canada • Royal Ontario Museum

MAJOR FESTIVALS • Caribana (Caribbean Festival) • Toronto International Film Festival • Lunar New Year Festival (Chinese New Year) • Pride Toronto (LGBT Parade) • Taste of the Danforth (Greek Festival) • Toronto International Jazz Festival • Caravan (Multicultural Festival) • Canadian National Exhibition

MAJOR SPORTS TEAMS • Toronto Raptors (NBA – Basketball) • Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL – Hockey) • Toronto Blue Jays (MLB – Baseball) • Toronto Argonauts (CFL – Football) • Toronto Rock (NLL – Lacrosse) • Toronto FC (MLS – Soccer)

ST. GEORGE CAMPUS

SOME PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS COMMERCE – a four-year honours program leading to a bachelor of commerce degree, the Rotman Commerce program is a unique partnership between a leading graduate business school – the Rotman School of Management – and Canada’s top economics program. COMPUTER SCIENCE – programs encompass designing system software, developing computer applications such as databases and graphics and investigating mathematical problems and are designed to meet an increasing demand for graduates with the scientific knowledge and creative skills to excel in the industry. EXPERIENCE THE WORLD – every summer, hundreds of Arts and Science students sign up for summer programs in places like Australia, Italy, Kenya, Russia and Hong Kong. Arts and Science students also experience other cultures during the academic year through exchange programs with over 80 universities in more than 30 countries. FIRST YEAR OPPORTUNITIES • First Year Seminars – classes of no more than 24 students led by senior faculty members. Topics include, “Video Game Design,” “The Force Is With Us: A Consideration of Culture and Film,” and “The Art of Murder; Reading Detective Fiction.” • Vic One – seminar classes limited to 25 students. Students study in one of four streams based in the humanities, social sciences, education or sciences. Each stream consists of two seminar courses and a co-requisite course. • Trinity One – seminar classes limited to 25 students. Students study in one of two streams: international relations or ethics. Each stream consists of two seminar courses and a co-requisite course.

FACULTY OF ARTSANDSCIENCE The Faculty of Arts and Science is one of the most comprehensive and diverse faculties in North America. It comprises almost 300 academic programs and offers over 2,000 courses in the arts, sciences and business.Arts and Science is home to students from over 130 countries and while they are here they take advantage of a curriculum that literally covers the world. More than 50 languages, from Arabic and Italian to Russian and Yiddish, are taught. Students who want to learn and conduct research in a global context find the right fit in Arts and Science.

The Lester B. Pearson Garden, Victoria College

ST. GEORGE CAMPUS

FACULTY OF ARTSANDSCIENCE COLLEGES Students studying in the Faculty of Arts and Science on the St. George Campus are also members of a college, which provides the advantages of a smaller community alongside the benefits of Canada’s top research university. Residence is generally based at your college and many important student support services can be found there too. Choosing a college is a matter of personal preference and will not affect access to courses or programs of study.

INNIS COLLEGE provides a small-scale, informal home to about 1,735 undergraduate students.The college contains a forum-style auditorium and cinema, a library, a café with an outdoor patio, a rooftop garden, and a student study and lounge space.

NEW COLLEGE

TRINITY COLLEGE

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

is frequently chosen by applicants because of its interesting diversity of students (4,260) and innovative programs and instructors.The college features a supportive residence community, including a new award-winning residence building.

has 1,630 students and is known for student academic achievement, active student life, and a strong sense of community and public service. Founded in 1851,Trinity fosters a thriving intellectual and social community surrounded by stunning architecture.

is proud of its twin traditions of academic strength and openness to diversity since it was founded in 1853.The college’s 4,210 students make their academic home in the glorious University College building, a National Historic site.

VICTORIA COLLEGE

WOODSWORTH COLLEGE

ST. MICHAEL’S COLLEGE

was founded in 1836, and became federated with U of T in 1890.Victoria’s 3,350 students have many opportunities to enhance their student experience and enjoy exceptional facilities including a newly refurbished library with state-of-the-art technology.

was founded in 1974 and is home to a diverse student body of 6,300. Students may live in a new residence featuring suite-style apartments with private bedrooms and shared bath, kitchen and living area.

offers popular programs, award-winning instructors, a caring residence environment, and a lively and energetic community of 4,280 students. Established in 1852 by the Catholic Basilian Fathers, St. Michael’s welcomes students of every background.

ST. GEORGE CAMPUS

FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING The Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering is Canada’s largest engineering school and is widely recognized as one of the best in North America.The reputation and quality of our undergraduate programs attract the top math and science students from across Canada and around the world. Due to the high calibre of students in our programs, admission to the Faculty is very competitive. In addition to strong academic abilities, the Faculty looks for students who are well-rounded and have a diversity of interests and experiences outside the classroom. Students enter engineering directly from high school by following one of three paths

Path 1:

General First Year Engineering Science One of eight core programs

Path 3:

Path 2:

PATH PROGRAM

DESCRIPTION

OPTIONAL PROGRAM SPECIALIZATIONS & MINORS

TrackOne

We accept a limited number of students into TrackOne, a general First Year in engineering. This is a foundational year that provides comprehensive preparation for field specialization in upper years.

At the end of First Year, TrackOne students choose one of the Core eight Engineering Programs to pursue (not including Engineering Science).

Engineering Science

An enriched program for those seeking an academic challenge. Students possess superior ability and aptitude for mathematics and science. Years 1 and 2 provide students with a foundational background while Years 3 and 4 allow for specialization in one of eight unique options that represent the emerging disciplines of engineering.

At the end of Year 2, students choose to pursue one of eight options: Aerospace, Biomedical, Computer, Electrical, Energy, Infrastructure Engineering, Nanoengineering or Physics.

Chemical

Application of chemical and biological principles to the development of products and processes.

Environmental Engineering, Sustainable Energy, Bioengineering (includes bioprocessing, biomolecular and biomedical engineering)

Civil

Concerned with many aspects of the urban environment. Examining the ways natural and human environments intersect to make civilization possible.

Environmental Engineering, Intelligent Infrastructure and Sustainability, Urban Engineering

Computer

Applying analytic and problem solving skills to create innovative technology as it relates to computing and its applications.

Electrical

Using electricity and light to design and manufacture electrical products and systems, from microwaves to cellular phones.

Options for Computer and Electrical Engineering: Computer Hardware, Computer Software, Networks, Communication Systems, Control Systems, Signal Processing, Bioengineering, Photonics, Electromagnetics, Analog Electronics, Digital Electronics, Semiconductor Physics, Energy Systems

Industrial

Seeing the “big picture” to evaluate and improve productivity, efficiency, profitability, safety and quality in many industries and contexts.

Human Factors, Operations Research, Information Engineering, Bioengineering

Materials

Applying laws of physics and chemistry in the development and design of materials. This is engineering at the molecular level.

Nanomaterials, Biomaterials, Materials Processing and Sustainable Development, Materials and Manufacturing

Mechanical

Applying principles of physics to the design and manufacture of anything that moves – keeping in mind costs, appearance, environmental output and use.

Mechatronics, Manufacturing, Solid Mechanics and Machine Design, Energy and Environment, Bioengineering

Mineral

Concerned with how humans interact with the earth, using principles of math, physics, geology and environmental science to locate and extract the earth’s natural resources.

Urban Infrastructure, Geotechnical Engineering, Mining Geomechanics, Applied Geology. All students network with industry professionals.

ST. GEORGE CAMPUS

FACULTY OF MUSIC The Faculty of Music has opportunities available to students that few other schools can match.All students receive a thorough grounding in all aspects of music.Along with the concert hall, theatre, recording studio, computer lab and library at the Faculty, students benefit from the city’s vibrant music community. Students specialize in one of the following degree options: Performance, History & Theory, Composition, Music Education, Comprehensive option or the Concurrent Teacher Education Program.A three-year Artist Diploma program is also available. Students are required to audition in order to be considered for admission.

FACULTY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH

(WITH ACCREDITATION IN KINESIOLOGY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER PREPARATION)

The Faculty of Physical Education and Health offers a strong interdisciplinary four-year course of study leading to an Honours Bachelor’s degree in Physical and Health Education (BPHE) and a five-year Concurrent Teacher Education Program (BPHE/BEd). The program is accredited in Kinesiology and Physical Education Teacher preparation.The goal is to equip graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue careers or further study relating to physical activity and health.All students are encouraged to engage in research. Academic course offerings include anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, nutrition, sport medicine, health and sport psychology, sociology and philosophy of physical activity.These are integrated with physical activities, outdoor education and leadership placements to achieve education for the whole person.All courses are taught by accomplished scholars and scientists.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS The University of Toronto offers a wide array of professional and graduate programs across all three campuses. Some require initial studies at the bachelor’s level, while others require completed degrees. Undergraduate preparation for any of these programs can be completed on all three campuses.They include: Some university education: • Dentistry • Law • Medical Radiation Sciences • Medicine • Nursing • Pharmacy A complete university degree: • Architecture, Landscape, and Design • Biomedical Communication • Education • Forestry • Graduate Studies (MA, MSc, PhD) • Information Studies • Management • Occupational Therapy • Social Work • Speech-Language Pathology • Theology

Housed in the impressive Athletic and Physical Education Centre, facilities include state-of-the-art classrooms, labs, as well as an Olympic-sized pool, 200-metre indoor track, multiple gymnasia, strength and conditioning centre and dance studio. Facilities include a new Varsity Centre with a 5,000-seat stadium, 400m eight-lane track, state-of-the-art artificial turf field and a bubble for winter use.

SOME PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Business allows you to study COMMERCE or MANAGEMENT. The Commerce program leads to a Bachelor of Commerce degree and allows you to specialize in Accounting, Finance, Marketing or Human Resource Management. The Management program lets you combine your business studies with another U of T Mississauga program in science, humanities or social science or choose the new Bachelor of Business Administration degree option.

U OF T MISSISSAUGA

COMMUNICATION, CULTURE & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, a joint program with Sheridan Institute, combines journalism, business, corporate communications, professional writing, design and information technology. COMPUTER SCIENCE includes the option to study Bioinformatics, which combines cutting-edge technology with molecular biology and mathematics to analyze and manage vast amounts of genomic data – applicable to a variety of industries, including medical research and development. FORENSIC SCIENCE is the study of physical evidence in a modern legal context. Students can specialize in Forensic – Anthropology, Forensic – Biology, Forensic – Chemistry, and Forensic – Psychology. LIFE SCIENCES include Biotechnology, Health Sciences Communication, and Comparative Physiology. Classes take a hands-on learning approach through excellent laboratory facilities and interactive classes, as well as an on-campus greenhouse and wetlands. U of T Mississauga also provides a wide range of traditional arts and science degree programs such as: Anthropology Art and Art History Astronomy Biology Canadian Studies Chemistry Classical Civilization Crime, Law and Deviance Diaspora and Transnational Studies Earth Science Economics Environment Geography History International Affairs Languages Linguistics Mathematics Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Sociology Statistics Women and Gender Teacher Education Theatre and Drama

U of T Mississauga gives students the best of the University of Toronto in a small, friendly campus community of 10,500 undergraduate students. Located just 33 km (20 miles) west of downtown Toronto, U of T Mississauga is a vibrant campus offering undergraduate and graduate programs in arts, science, computer science, education, forensics, medicine and business. It is a place where community, student life and academic success are highly valued. Debate is actively encouraged and the diversity of people from around the world is embraced. Students who live on campus have their own rooms in townhouse or dormitory style residences. U of T Mississauga’s size easily allows students and professors to weave learning and research experiences together to form one of Canada’s best university opportunities.

RESIDENCE

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS ENGLISH FACILITY

MEAL PLANS

Students whose first language is not English may be required to present proof of their facility in English. Those who have achieved satisfactory academic progress in at least four years of study in an English language school system located in a country whose dominant language is English are exempt from meeting this requirement. The University of Toronto accepts a variety of international English language tests and will also exempt if certain courses have been completed with high standing (such as English A HL in the International Baccalaureate program or GCSE/IGCSE/Ordinary level English). Some of the more popular tests are outlined on this page. For more information, or if you are uncertain whether you will be required to take an English facility test, please visit our website.

Students living in dorm style residences will be required to purchase meal plans. For students living in apartment or townhouse style residences, meal plans are not required. Full kitchens are provided that allow students to cook their own meals. For those students who prefer a meal plan, there is the option of purchasing a declining balance meal card through campus food services.

Residence

Type (M, F, Co-Ed)

Style

# of Places

Meal Plan

Fees ($ Can)

University of Toronto Mississauga M, F

Townhouse and Apartment

1500

Declining balance meal card; three meal plan options open to First Year students

$5,700-$6,400

UOF T SCARBOROUGH The University of Toronto Scarborough has stood at the forefront of innovative and careerbased learning for over 40 years.The campus offers over 200 program options in over 80 areas of study, including U of T’s original and highly reputable Management BBA degree and the only formal Co-op degrees. Located in eastern Toronto and well connected by transit, the award-winning modern architecture is nestled on 300 acres of lush parklands. Home to 10,000 vibrant and engaging students, we are one of the most diverse communities in Canada.The low student-tofaculty ratio allows for easy interaction with classmates and the opportunity to really get to know your professors.

Townhouse and Apartment

767

Optional declining balance meal plan; 15-19 meals/wk.; well equipped kitchens

$4,337-$6,264

St. George Campus Innis College

M, F

Apartment

327

No meal plan; fully equipped kitchens

$5,960 International Student Centre

New College

St. Michael’s College: Loretto St. Michael’s

M, F, Co-ed

Co-ed

Trinity College and St. Hilda’s Residence

M, F

University College

Co-ed

Victoria College

Co-ed

Woodsworth College

M, F, Co-ed

89 Chestnut Residence

F, Co-ed

RESIDENCE Residence is guaranteed for all new full-time students entering their first year of university in an undergraduate program for the first time, whether they live in or outside Toronto, who are offered admission by July 1, and have indicated their interest in residence on their application for admission.The University offers several housing options with a variety of meal plans. For more information see page 15.

SCHOLARSHIPS All applicants are automatically considered for admission scholarships.

FINANCIAL AID

Students who wish to formally combine business with non-business disciplines can choose between: Management &

University of Toronto Scarborough M, F

COSTS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Dorm

Dorm and Apartment (for senior students) Apartment

Dorm

779

150

425

430

720

800

360

963

15 meals/wk.; 330 meals/y.; carte blanche; vegetarian selection; all you care to eat

21 meals/wk.; vegetarian selection; international cuisine

14 or 19 meals/wk. or various ‘flex’ meal plans; vegetarian and Halal options; all you can eat

$10,201-$10,361

STUDENT PERMIT/ VISA $8,900-$10,600

$9,355-$10,255

GUARDIANSHIP

15-19 meals/wk. or 330 meals anytime throughout the academic year; vegetarian, vegan and meat choices

$9,980-$10,450

A la carte-declining balance meal card; large variety of menu options including vegetarian to suit diverse students needs

$9,035-$9,470

Combination of all-you-care-to-eat meals and a declining flex dollar system; Halal, vegetarian, vegan, and late-night meal options

$8,800-$11,400

No meal plan; fully equipped kitchens

$7,100

Meals to accommodate diverse needs

Applicants who are not citizens or permanent residents of Canada should apply for a study permit and entry visa (depending on citizenship) as soon as they receive their letter of admission from the University. These documents must be obtained at a Canadian embassy or consulate before departing. Please visit our website for more information.

International students under the age of 18 may be asked by Immigration Canada to find a Canadian citizen to act as a guardian. The University of Toronto cannot take responsibility for guardianship; therefore it is up to the student’s family to satisfy this requirement.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CENTRES Adapting to a new cultural environment and a new education system may present some unexpected challenges.The staff at the International Student Centres has special expertise and offers a wide range of services and programs to help students establish a support network, improve their spoken English and effectively deal with transition issues.

$10,575-$13,475

1. TEST OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE (TOEFL) Internet-based test: Minimum Requirement total score of 100 + 22 on Writing section Computer-based test: Minimum Requirement total score of 250 + 5.0 on Essay Paper-based test: Minimum Requirement total score of 600 + 5.0 on TWE

Information Technology, and Management PLUS Arts/Science.

The TOEFL Institution Code for undergraduate studies at the University of Toronto is 0982-00. If the score falls slightly below this minimum, please refer to our website for information on discretionary consideration. 2. INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE TESTING SYSTEM (IELTS) ACADEMIC MODULE The minimum requirement is an overall band of 6.5, with no band below 6.0. 3. MICHIGAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT BATTERY (MELAB) The minimum requirement is an overall score of 85, with no part score below 80. If you score at least 80 overall with no part score below 80, please refer to our website for information on discretionary consideration. 4. INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE ENGLISH A1 or A2 Higher Level passed with minimum grade 4 (or in progress). 5. GCSE/IGCSE/GCE O LEVEL ENGLISH English Language, or English as a Second Language with minimum grade of ‘B’. 6. GCE A/AS/AICE LEVEL ENGLISH or English Language with minimum grade of ‘C’ (or in progress).

JOINT PROGRAMS WITH CENTENNIAL COLLEGE These exciting four-year programs combine the academic excellence of the U of T education with technical and practical education. Students receive a U of T degree and have the opportunity to also earn an applied diploma or certificate from Centennial College. These programs include: Environmental Science and Technology, Industrial Microbiology, Journalism,

Canadian citizens and permanent residents living outside Canada are eligible for the University of Toronto financial aid guarantee. U.S. citizens can apply for financial assistance from the U.S. Federal Family Education Program (FFELP).The University of Toronto is a recognized post-secondary institution for Federal Stafford Loans (PLUS/Subsidized/Unsubsidized). Visit our website for more information. Tuition and Incidental Fees (subject to change)

PROGRAMS IN THE ARTS AND SCIENCES An extensive array of high-quality programs are offered in the following categories: Humanities, which studies what makes us human; Social Sciences, which explores society and how it functions; Mathematical, Physical & Environmental Sciences, which looks at the inner workings of the physical world; Life Sciences, which examines living matter; and Computer Science.

SOME PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS CO-OP PROGRAMS provide real-life professional employment experience and networking that fast-track to a rewarding career. Open to international students, over 85 Co-op programs are offered across all academic departments – the arts, science and management. As part of the Co-op degree requirement, students gain 6 to 12 months of paid work experience. The programs are structured so that students alternate academic terms of full-time courses with work terms in which they are not taking any courses, but instead working full-time. The majority of students still graduate within four years. The Co-op work terms are located off campus in industries, organizations or businesses closely related to

the students’ field of study. Our expert staff network with employers to develop extensive employment possibilities and prepare students for the competitive job market. Co-op students benefit from being in the city of Toronto – Canada’s economic, technological, cultural and artistic powerhouse. Students can study and work in the same city, without disruption or relocation.

Program

Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents

$ CAD

$ USD

EURO

$ CAD

$ USD

EURO

Applied Science and Engineering

$22,963

$22,516

14,376

$9,788

$9,599

6,129

Music

$20,331

$19,935

12,728

$5,703

$5,593

3,571

Physical Education and Health

$20,351

$19,954

12,741

$5,723

$5,707

3,583

Arts, Science, Commerce, Management

$20,346$20,693

$19,950$20,290

12,73712,954

$5,718$6,065

$5,612$5,948

3,5803,797

Commerce / Management (Years 2, 3 & 4)

$25,947$26,294

$25,442$25,782

16,24316,464

$11,035$11,382

$10,822$11,162

6,9097,126

Computer Science/Communication, Culture and Informantion Technology/Management (UTM)/ Bioinformatics (UTM) (Years 2, 3 & 4)

$22,821$23,168

$22,380$22,720

14,28914,506

$8,731$9,078

$8,562$8,906

5,4665,682

(including U of T Mississauga and U of T Scarborough)

New Media Studies, and Paramedicine.

International Students

$CAD figures supplied by U of T’s Financial Services Dept. * Conversions are approximate, calculated July 2008.They are intended for planning purposes only.

Residence $ CAD With meals Without meals

The BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEGREE has a strong focus on current real-world management practices. Students may choose to be generalists or specialize in: Accounting, Economic Data Analysis, Finance, Human Resource Management or International Business, Marketing, Public Management, Strategic Management.

$ USD

$8,800$13,475

$8,640$13,230

5,5258,460

$4,337$7,100

$4,230$6,970

2,7054,460

Approximate Miscellaneous Costs Books Health Insurance (Compulsory)

$ CAD

$ USD

$1,000

$985

625

$756

$754

476

EURO

See center foldout for programs

RESIDENCE

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS ENGLISH FACILITY

MEAL PLANS

Residence

Type (M, F, Co-Ed)

Style

# of Places

Meal Plan

Fees ($ Can)

University of Toronto Mississauga M, F

Townhouse and Apartment

1500

Declining balance meal card; three meal plan options open to First Year students

$5,700-$6,400

Townhouse and Apartment

767

Optional declining balance meal plan; 15-19 meals/wk.; well equipped kitchens

$4,337-$6,264

St. George Campus Innis College

M, F

Apartment

327

No meal plan; fully equipped kitchens

$5,960 International Student Centre

New College

St. Michael’s College: Loretto St. Michael’s

M, F, Co-ed

Co-ed

Trinity College and St. Hilda’s Residence

M, F

University College

Co-ed

Victoria College

Co-ed

Woodsworth College

M, F, Co-ed

89 Chestnut Residence

F, Co-ed

SCHOLARSHIPS All applicants are automatically considered for admission scholarships.

FINANCIAL AID

Students who wish to formally combine business with non-business disciplines can choose between: Management &

University of Toronto Scarborough M, F

COSTS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Dorm

Dorm and Apartment (for senior students) Apartment

Dorm

779

150

425

430

720

800

360

963

15 meals/wk.; 330 meals/y.; carte blanche; vegetarian selection; all you care to eat

21 meals/wk.; vegetarian selection; international cuisine

14 or 19 meals/wk. or various ‘flex’ meal plans; vegetarian and Halal options; all you can eat

$10,201-$10,361

STUDENT PERMIT/ VISA $8,900-$10,600

$9,355-$10,255

GUARDIANSHIP

15-19 meals/wk. or 330 meals anytime throughout the academic year; vegetarian, vegan and meat choices

$9,980-$10,450

A la carte-declining balance meal card; large variety of menu options including vegetarian to suit diverse students needs

$9,035-$9,470

Combination of all-you-care-to-eat meals and a declining flex dollar system; Halal, vegetarian, vegan, and late-night meal options

$8,800-$11,400

No meal plan; fully equipped kitchens

$7,100

Meals to accommodate diverse needs

$10,575-$13,475

Information Technology, and Management PLUS Arts/Science.

Program

Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents

$ CAD

$ USD

EURO

$ CAD

$ USD

EURO

Applied Science and Engineering

$22,963

$22,516

14,376

$9,788

$9,599

6,129

Music

$20,331

$19,935

12,728

$5,703

$5,593

3,571

Physical Education and Health

$20,351

$19,954

12,741

$5,723

$5,707

3,583

Arts, Science, Commerce, Management

$20,346$20,693

$19,950$20,290

12,73712,954

$5,718$6,065

$5,612$5,948

3,5803,797

Commerce / Management (Years 2, 3 & 4)

$25,947$26,294

$25,442$25,782

16,24316,464

$11,035$11,382

$10,822$11,162

6,9097,126

Computer Science/Communication, Culture and Informantion Technology/Management (UTM)/ Bioinformatics (UTM) (Years 2, 3 & 4)

$22,821$23,168

$22,380$22,720

14,28914,506

$8,731$9,078

$8,562$8,906

5,4665,682

(including U of T Mississauga and U of T Scarborough)

New Media Studies, and Paramedicine.

International Students

$CAD figures supplied by U of T’s Financial Services Dept. * Conversions are approximate, calculated July 2008.They are intended for planning purposes only.

Residence $ CAD With meals Without meals

$ USD

$8,800$13,475

$8,640$13,230

5,5258,460

$4,337$7,100

$4,230$6,970

2,7054,460

Approximate Miscellaneous Costs Books Health Insurance (Compulsory)

$ CAD

$ USD

$1,000

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FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE ST. GEORGE CAMPUS 100 St. George Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 3G3 416-978-4272 www.artsci.utoronto.ca

Program

Prerequisites in Addition to English

COMPUTER SCIENCES (BSc)

Computer Science Computer Science and Economics Computer Science and Mathematics Computer Science and Physics Computer Science and Statistics Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence Option Computer Science: Foundations Option Human-Computer Interaction Computer Science: Information Systems Option Computer Science: Software Engineering Option

C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F C, F C, F, Ph C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F C, F C, F; (Ph rec.)

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LIFE SCIENCES (BSc)

Animal Physiology Anthropology, Biological Archaeological Science Behaviour Biochemistry Biogeography Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Biology Biological Chemistry Biophysics Botany Cell and Molecular Biology Developmental Biology Earth Systems: Physics and Environment Ecology Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Environment and Behaviour Environment and Energy Environment and Health Environment and Science Environment and Toxicology Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Environmental Geosciences Evolutionary Biology Forest Conservation Science Human Biology Human Biology: Genes, Genetics and Biotechnology Human Biology: Global Health Human Biology: Health and Disease Human Biology: Neuroscience Immunology Life, Environmental, and General Physics Molecular Genetics and Microbiology Molecular Plant Biology Nutritional Sciences Past Environments Pathobiology Pharmaceutical Chemistry Pharmacology Pharmacology and Toxicology Physical and Environmental Geography Physiology Psychology Psychology Research Toxicology Zoology

C, F, Bio; (Ch, Ph rec.) C, F, Bio; (Ch, Ph rec.) C, F; (Bio, Ch rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch, Ph C, F, Bio, Ch C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Ph, Bio, Ch C, F, Bio, Ch C, F, Bio, Ch C, F; (Bio rec.) C, F, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch, Ph C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch C, F, Bio; (Ch, Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio; (Ch, Geo, Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F (rec. some of Bio, Ch, Ph) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Bio rec.) C, F; (Bio rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch

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PHYSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES (BSc)

Actuarial Science Applied Mathematics Applied Physics Astronomy and Astrophysics Astronomy and Physics Chemistry Chemical Physics Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence Economics (Quantitative Methods) Economics and Mathematics Economics and Statistics Financial Economics Geology Geology and Physics Linguistics and Computing Materials Science Mathematics Mathematics and Its Applications Mathematics and Philosophy Mathematics and Physics Molecular Biophysics Physics Physics and Philosophy Planetary Science Statistics Statistics and Mathematics

C, F C, F C, F, Ph C, F, Ph; (Ch rec.) C, F, Ph; (Ch rec.) C, F, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F C, F C, F C, F C, F C, F, Ch; (Ph, Bio rec.) C, F, Ch, Ph; (Bio rec.) C, F C, F, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F C, F C, F C, F, Ph C, F, Ch, Ph C, F, Ph C, F, Ph C, F, Ch, Ph C, F C, F

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HUMANITIES (BA)

Aboriginal Studies (J) African Studies (J) American Studies (J) Architectural Studies (Design) Architectural Studies (History, Theory, Criticism) Asia-Pacific Studies, Dr. David Chu Program in (J) Bioethics Book and Media Studies Buddhism, Psychology and Mental Health Buddhist Studies Business German Canadian Studies (J) Caribbean Studies (J) Celtic Studies Christianity and Culture Christianity and Culture: Christianity and Education Christianity and Culture: Religious Education** Cinema Studies Classical Civilization Classics Cognitive Science Croatian and Serbian Studies Czech and Slovak Studies Diaspora and Transnational Studies Drama East Asian Studies (J) Economic History (J) Economics and Philosophy (J) Education and Society** English

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(Bio rec.)

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(Math rec.)

Personal Interview and Audition Required

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C, F C, F

English and Drama

Personal Interview and Audition Required

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Accounting Commerce (BA) Finance and Economics Management

Geographic Information Systems Geography Health Studies (J) Historical and Cultural Geography (J) History and Political Science (J) Interfaculty Combination: Environmental Policy and Practice and International Development Studies International Relations (J) International Relations/ Peace and Conflict Studies (J) Peace and Conflict Studies Philosophy and Political Science (J) Philosophy and Sociology (J) Prehistoric Archaeology Political Science Political Science and Sociology Sexual Diversity Studies (J) Sociology Sociology and Urban Studies South Asian Studies (J)

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C, F, one of Ph, Ch or Bio

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Audition Required Audition Required

(Math, Ch, Bio and/ or Ph rec.)

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Art and Art History (Diploma + Degree)

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Biomedical Communications (Science) Communication, Culture and Information Technology Digital Enterprise Management Health Sciences Communication Human Communication and Technology Visual Culture and Communication

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Applied Statistics Bioinformatics Computer Science Information Security Mathematical Sciences

Accounting Commerce Commerce and Finance Finance Human Resource Management Marketing Management Management

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Forensic Science Forensic Science – Anthropology Forensic Science – Biology Forensic Science – Chemistry Forensic Science – Psychology

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Bio; (Geo or Social Science rec.) (Math rec.) (Math rec.)

(Math rec.)

BSc BA BA BSc BSc BA

F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.)

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(One Math rec.) F, Bio, Ch One Math; (Bio rec.)

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BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

C, F; (M rec.) C, F, Bio, Ch C, F (M rec.) C, F (M rec.) C, F (M rec.)

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BCom BA BCom BCom BCom BCom BA BBA

C, F C, F C, F C, F C, F C, F (One Math rec.) (One Math rec.)

BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) F, Bio, Ch, Ph F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.)

Art History Canadian Studies Cinema Studies Classical Civilizations Diaspora and Transnational Studies English English and History European Studies Francophone Studies French Language and Literature French Language and French Linguistics French Language Teaching and Learning French Studies French and Italian French and Italian Teaching and Learning Functional French History History and Political Science History of Religion Italian Italian Teaching and Learning Linguistics Logic Performance and Theatre Philosophy Philosophy of Science Women and Gender Studies

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BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA

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(Fr/Ger/Ita rec.)

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(Fr rec.) (Fr rec.) (Fr rec.)

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(Ita rec.) (Ita rec.)

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LIFE SCIENCES

Anthropology Biology Biotechnology Comparative Physiology Ecology and Evolution Molecular Biology

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BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

(Bio rec.) F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) F, Bio, Ch, Ph F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) F, Bio, Ch; (Ph, M rec.) F, Bio, Ch

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C, F, Ph C, F, Ph F, Bio, Ch, Ph; (C rec.) F, C, Ch, Ph; (Bio rec.) F, Ch, Ph; (C rec.) F, Ch, Ph F, Ch, Bio/Ph F, Bio, Ch/Ph C, F One Math F, One Science C, F, Ch, Ph F, Bio, Ch C, F, Ph, Ch

CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES

Astronomical Sciences Astronomy Biological Chemistry Biological Physics Chemistry Earth Science Environmental Analysis and Monitoring Environmental Science Geocomputational Sciences Geographic Information Systems Geography Geology Paleontology Physics

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BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

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F, Bio, Ch; (Ph rec.) One Math; (Bio rec.) One Math; (Bio rec.)

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Anthropology Crime, Law and Deviance Economics Economics Economics and Political Science Environment and Human Society Environmental Management Financial Economics Geography History and Political Science Industrial Relations International Affairs Political Science Professional Writing and Communication Sociology

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BA BA BA BCom BA BA BA BSc BA BA BA BA BA BA BA

(One Math rec.) F, One other 12 U Math F, One other 12 U Math F, One other 12 U Math (F, Bio rec.) F, Bio F, One other 12 U Math

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THEATRE AND DRAMA

Theatre & Drama Studies (Diploma + Degree) BA

Audition Required

Management PLUS Science

BBA

Management PLUS Social Sciences

BBA

Economics for Management Studies Economics for Management Studies Economics for Management Studies Political Science and Economics

BBA BA BA BA

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U of T SCARBOROUGH

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1265 Military Trail, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M1C 1A4 416-287-7526 www.utsc.utoronto.ca

Program x

BA and BEd BSc and BEd BSc and BEd

(Fr strongly rec.) F, Ch; (C rec.) C, F; (M rec.)

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Management • Accounting Stream • Economic Data Analysis Stream • Finance Stream

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Biology Cell and Molecular Biology Conservation Biology* Human Biology Integrative Biology

BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

(Bio rec.) F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) F, Ch; (Bio rec.) F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.)

Cognitive Science* Cognitive Science* Neuroscience Neuroscience Psychology Psychology and Its Applications • Behavioural Disorders Stream • Cognition and Behaviour Stream • Public Opinion and Behaviour Stream

BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

C, F; (Bio rec.) C/F/M; (Bio rec.) F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) (Sci,C/F/M rec.)

BSc BSc BSc

(Sci, C/F/M rec.) (Sci, C/F/M rec.) (Sci, C/F/M rec.)

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Astrophysics and Physics Biochemistry Biological Chemistry Chemistry Environmental Science • General Stream • Environmental Biology Stream • Water Science Stream • Environmental Biology • Environmental Chemistry • Environmental Geoscience • Environmental Physics Mathematics Mathematics and Its Applications • Computational Physical Sciences Stream • Design Your Own Stream • Statistics Stream Natural Sciences Physical and Mathematical Sciences Physical Sciences Physics and Its Applications Quantitative Analysis Statistics

BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) C, F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) C, F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) (C, F, Bio rec.) (C, F, Bio rec.) (C, F, Bio rec.) (C, F, Bio rec.) C, F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) C, F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) C, F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) C, F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) C, F

BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F C, F C, F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) C, F, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F, Ch; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F C, F

BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc BSc

C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Ph rec.) C, F; (Ph rec.)

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• Math HL or SL • Chemistry HL or SL • Physics HL or SL (HL recommended) Higher Level Math is recommended. Consideration is given for science and math courses taken at the Higher Level.

Three A Levels including: • Mathematics A Level • Chemistry AS/A Level (A Level strongly recommended) • Physics A Level

• AP/SAT II/IB Calculus • AP/SAT II/IB Chemistry • AP/SAT II/IB Physics

• Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. • Chimie • Physique

Physical Education and Health/Kinesiology *** Concurrent Education/Physical Education and Health (CTEP) ***

• Biology • Advanced Functions or Calculus • Chemistry or Physics recommended

• Math HL or SL or Math Studies • Biology HL or SL • Chemistry or Physics HL or SL recommended

• A/AS Level Biology preferred • A/AS Math. GCSE/O Level Math may be considered but is not adequate preparation for university Math. • Chemistry or Physics recommended

• Biology (AP/IB preferred) • Calculus AP or Math IB preferred. Grade 12 Math may be considered but is not adequate preparation for university Math. • Chemistry or Physics (AP/IB preferred)

• Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. • Biologie • Chimie or Physique or Physique-Chimie recommended

Commerce Computer Science Math and Statistics Concurrent Education/Mathematics (CTEP)

• Calculus • Advanced Functions

• Math HL or SL

• A Level Math

• AP Calculus or IB Math HL or SL

• Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc.

Art and Art History, Communication and Culture, Concurrent Education/French (CTEP), Humanities, Management, Social Sciences, Theatre and Drama ****

• Biology and/or Math required for some programs

Chemical and Physical Sciences

• Advanced Functions • Chemistry or Physics • Calculus recommended

• Math HL or SL • Chemistry or Physics HL or SL

• A/AS Math • Chemistry or Physics (A/AS or GCSE/O Level)

• Math • Chemistry or Physics (AP/IB preferred)

• Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. • Chimie or Physique or Physique-Chimie

Forensic Science Life Sciences

• Advanced Functions • Biology • Chemistry • Physics and/or Calculus recommended for some programs

• Math HL or SL • Biology HL or SL • Chemistry HL or SL • Physics and/or Math HL or SL is recommended for some programs

• A/AS (preferred) or GCSE/O Level Math • A/AS (preferred) or GCSE/O Level Biology • A/AS (preferred) or GCSE/0 Level Chemistry • A/AS (preferred) or GCSE/O Level Physics

• Math • Biology (AP/IB preferred) • Chemistry (AP/IB preferred) • Physics and AP Calculus/IB Math recommended for some programs

• Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. • Biologie • Chimie • Physique recommended

Concurrent Education/Chemistry (CTEP)

• Advanced Functions • Chemistry • Calculus recommended

• Math HL or SL • Chemistry HL or SL

• A/AS Math • Chemistry A/AS/GCSE/O Level

• Math • Chemistry (AP/IB preferred) • AP Calculus/IB Math recommended

• Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. • Chimie

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Psychology

• Math • Biology and Chemistry are required for Behaviour, Genetics, and Neurobiology

• Math or Math Studies • Biology and Chemistry HL or SL are required for Behaviour, Genetics, and Neurobiology

• A/AS (preferred) or GCSE/O Level Math • Biology and Chemistry (A/AS/GCSE/O Level) are required for Behaviour, Genetics, and Neurobiology

• Math • Biology and Chemistry (AP/IB preferred) are required for Behaviour, Genetics, and Neurobiology

• Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. • Biologie and Chimie are required for Behaviour, Genetics, and Neurobiology

Concurrent Education/Science – Mathematical and Physical (CTEP) Co-op and Non-Co-op: Computer Science, Sciences, Management, Management PLUS Arts/Science, Management and Information Technology

• Advanced Functions • Calculus • Biology, Chemistry and/or Physics are required for some programs

• Math HL or SL • Biology, Chemistry and/or Physics HL or SL are required for some programs

• A/AS Level Math. GCSE/O Level may be considered but is not adequate preparation for university Math. • Additional/Further Math recommended • Biology, Chemistry and/or Physics at the A/AS/GCSE/O Level required for some programs

• Grade 12 Math may be used for admission but is not adequate preparation for university Math • AP/IB/Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry and/or Physics (preferred) required for some programs

• Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. • Biologie, Chimie and/or Physique required for some programs

Life Sciences: Biological Sciences, Paramedicine, Co-op and Non-Co-op Neuroscience, Co-op Cell and Molecular Biology

• Advanced Functions • Chemistry

• Math or Math Studies • Chemistry HL or SL

• A/AS (preferred) or GCSE/O Level Math • Chemistry A/AS or GCSE/O Level

• AP Calculus/IB Math HL or SL (preferred) or Grade 12 Math • Chemistry (AP/IB preferred)

• Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. • Chimie

Concurrent Education/Arts - French (CTEP)

• French

• French HL or SL

• A/AS or GCSE/O Level French

• AP/IB/Grade 12 French

• Français Ecrit et Oral

• Math recommended

• Math HL or SL or Math Studies recommended

• A/AS or GCSE/O Level Math recommended

• AP/IB Math recommended. Grade 12 Math may be used for admission but is not adequate preparation for university Math.

• Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. recommended

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Computer Science • Comprehensive Stream • Information Systems Stream • Joint Mathematics Stream • Joint Physics Stream • Joint Statistics Stream • Software Engineering Stream

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HUMANITIES

Art and Culture • Art History Stream • Curratorial Studies Stream • Drama Stream • Multidisciplinary Stream • Music Stream • Studio Stream Art History Arts Management Drama English English Literature French French as a Second Language French for Francophones History Linguistics Music and Culture Philosophy Psycholinguistics Religion Studio Women’s Studies

BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA BA

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Fr or equivalent Fr or equivalent Fr or equivalent (L rec.)

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Anthropology • Archaeology Stream • Biological Anthropology Stream • Medical Anthropology • Social-Cultural Stream City Studies Diaspora and Transnational Studies Geography • Human Geography • Physical and Human Geography Health Studies International Development Studies • Social Science Stream • Environmental Stream International Development Studies International Studies • Int’l Culture and Communication Stream • Int’l Political Economy Stream Political Science Public Policy Society and Environment Sociology

BA/BSc BA/BSc BA/BSc BA/BSc BA/BSc BA BA

(His, Geo, Sci, L rec.) (His, Geo, Sci, L rec.) (Bio, His, Geo, Sci, L rec.) (Bio, His, Geo, Sci, L rec.) (His, Geo, Sci, L rec.) (Geo rec.)

BA BA BA/BSc

(Geo rec.) (Geo, C/F/M rec.) (Bio rec.)

BA BSc BA/BSc

(L, Sci, C/F/M rec.) (L, Sci, C/F/M rec.) (L, Sci, C/F/M rec.)

BA BA BA BA BA BA

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BA and BEd BSc and BEd

Fr or equivalent A specialist or major program in one of: chemistry, math or physics must be completed.

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Degree (4 yr.)

Prerequisites in Addition to English

S Ma Mi Co-op

BBA BBA BBA BBA

C, F C, F C, F C, F

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Environmental Science & Technology* BSc Industrial Microbiology* (Life Sci.) BSc Journalism BA New Media Studies BA Paramedicine (Life Sci.) BSc CODES Bio = Biology C = Calculus Ch = Chemistry F = Advanced Functions Fr = French Geo = Geography L = Language other than English M = Mathematics of Data Management Ph = Physics Sci = Science

C, F, Ch; (Bio, Ph rec.) F, Ch; (Bio, C/M rec.)

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F, Ch; (Bio rec.)

rec / , S Ma Mi J * **

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Journalism, New Media Studies, Co-op and Non-Co-op: Humanities, Social Sciences, Co-op: Arts Management, International Development Studies Life Sciences: Psychology, Co-op Psychology and Its Applications

Additional Notes * All applicants are required to submit a Music Questionnaire by February 1, 2009. The Music Questionnaire will be available online at www.music.utoronto.ca beginning December 1st. You will be assigned an audition time once the Music Questionnaire has been received. All applicants within a 400 KM radius of Toronto must audition in person. Others are able to send in a recording, although a live audition is highly recommended. Auditions are scheduled in February and March. Applicants to the Concurrent Teacher Education Program will be required to complete an additional Profile. For further information on the admission requirements, refer to www.music.utoronto.ca.

** Engineering programs offered: General Engineering: TrackOne, Chemical (Environmental Engineering, Sustainable Energy, Bioengineering), Civil (Environmental, Structures & Materials, Transportation, Municipal and Environmental, or Urban Engineering), Computer (Computer Hardware and Software or Networks), Electrical (Photonics, Electromagnetic and Energy Systems, Analog and Digital Electronics Control, Communications and Signal Processing), Engineering Science (Aerospace, Biomedical, Computer, Electrical, Energy, Infrastructure Engineering, Nanoengineering, or Physics), Industrial (Human Factors, Operations Research, or Information Engineering), Materials (Nanomaterials, Materials Processing, Sustainable Development, or Biomaterials), Mechanical (Mechatronics, Manufacturing, Solid Mechanics and

Machine Design, Energy and Environment, or Bioengineering), Mineral (Geology, Geotechnical, Mining, Mineral Engineering, or Applied Geology). Co-op Programs: non-compulsory co-op through internship programs are open to all 2nd and 3rd year students. All applicants must complete an online Student Profile Form.

Students in the enriched Concurrent Teacher Education Program (CTEP) complete the BPHE and OISE courses including field experiences. For CTEP applicants, an Applicant Profile is required in addition to the online Statement of Interest. Details will be made available to all applicants.

*** The BPHE program is health-science based. The Faculty of Physical Education and Health has accreditation in Kinesiology and Physical Education/Teacher Preparation. All applicants must complete an online Statement of Interest Form. Details will be made available to all applicants.

**** Audition required for Theatre & Drama. They are held in February, March & early April. For details go to www.utm.utoronto.ca/audition. Video auditions are accepted from students who cannot come in person.

CONCURRENT EDUCATION

Concurrent Education/Arts – French Concurrent Education/Science – Mathematical and Physical

• AP/IB Math preferred. Grade 12 Math may be used for admission • Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. but is not adequate preparation for university Math.

• Calculus • Chemistry • Physics • Another Math or Biology

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• A/AS Math. GCSE/O Level Math may be considered but is not adequate preparation for university Math.

Engineering ** (TrackOne, Engineering Science, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Industrial, Materials, Mechanical, Mineral)

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• Math HL or SL

Humanities (Arts), Social Sciences, Concurrent Education/Music Education (CTEP) * Music (Comprehensive, Composition, History and Theory, Music Education) *

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Baccalauréat/Baccalauréat Genéral with good results overall and in appropriate subjects. Students with an average of at least 11 in their second trimester may be considered. Higher scores are required for most programs. A minimum grade of 10 is needed in required subjects. Transfer credit may be awarded for three courses with the highest co-efficient. No transfer credit is given by the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering.

• AP/IB Math preferred. Grade 12 Math may be used for admission • Mathématiques or Mathématiques Appliqués Econ. et Soc. but is not adequate preparation for university Math. • Biologie and Chimie recommended • AP/IB Grade 12 Biology and Chemistry recommended

French Baccalaureate

High School diploma plus SAT Reasoning or ACT (including the Writing Test) results + three SAT Subject Test or AP/IB scores in appropriate subjects. Students are normally expected to present scores of at least 1700 on the SAT Reasoning Test and 26 on the ACT. Most programs require higher scores. Scores below 500 in any part of the SAT Reasoning or Subject Tests are not acceptable. Prerequisite courses should be taken at the Grade 12 level. Transfer credit may be awarded for some Advanced Placement tests with scores of 4 or 5 and IB Higher Level subjects passed with a grade of 5 of higher. No transfer credit is given for AP or IB courses by the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering.

• A/AS Math. GCSE/O Level Math may be considered but is not adequate preparation for university Math. • Biology and Chemistry AS recommended

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US High School

Acceptable standing in at least five different Ordinary Level subjects including four different subjects at Advanced Subsidiary Level OR three different subjects at the Advanced Level (excluding General Paper). The Faculty of Music requires two subjects at the Advanced Level. Students are advised to include two traditional subjects in their A Levels. Traditional subjects are: Accounting; Biology; Chemistry; Classics; Computer Science; Economics; English; Geography; Geology; Government and Politics; History; Mathematics; Philosophy; Physics; Religious Studies; Statistics; Languages. Applicants with excellent GCSE or O Levels and excellent predicted A Level grades may be considered. Those with four AS Levels may apply to all programs except Applied Science and Engineering. Transfer Credit may be granted for some academic Advanced Level examinations. No transfer credit is given for Advanced Subsidiary Level examinations. No transfer credit is given by the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering.

• Calculus • Math HL or SL • Advanced Functions • Biology and Chemistry HL or SL recommended • Biology and Chemistry recommended

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British-Patterned Education

Life Sciences

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International Baccalaureate Diploma required including English HL or SL. Predicted points of at least 28. Most programs require considerably higher scores for admission. Math Studies is not adequate preparation for programs that require calculus. Transfer credit may be awarded for some IB Higher Level subjects passed with a grade of 5 or higher. No credit is given by the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering.

• Calculus • Advanced Functions

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Equivalences

Rotman Commerce Computer Science Physical and Mathematical Sciences

JOINT PROGRAMS WITH CENTENNIAL COLLEGE

MANAGEMENT

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CONCURRENT EDUCATION

Concurrent Education/French Concurrent Education/Chemistry Concurrent Education/Math

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x F, One other 12 U Math

BBA BBA

C, F C, F C, F C, F C, F C, F C, F (Choose 1 major from Humanities) C, F, Fr C, F (Choose 1 major from Biological Sci or Psych) C, F (Choose 1 major from Sciences) C, F (Choose 1 major from Social Sciences) C, F C, F

SOCIAL SCIENCES

PSYCHOLOGY

Behaviour, Genetics and Neurobiology (Science) BSc Exceptionality in Human Learning (Science) BSc Psychology BSc

• Management and Language (French) Management PLUS Life Sciences

Ma Mi Co-op

COMPUTER SCIENCE

x (Fr, Ita rec.) (Fr, Ita rec.)

BBA BBA BBA BBA BBA BBA BBA

SCIENCES

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• Human Resource Management Stream • International Business Stream • Marketing Stream • Public Management Stream • Strategic Management Stream Management and Information Technology Management PLUS Humanities

Prerequisites in addition to English

Prerequisites in Addition to English

LIFE SCIENCES: PSYCHOLOGY

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Degree (4 yr.)

LIFE SCIENCES: BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

SOCIAL SCIENCES

C, F (Math rec.)

HUMANITIES

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FORENSIC SCIENCE

x x

COMPUTER SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS

x x

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Prerequisites in Addition to English

COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT

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Degree (4 yr.)

COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE

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C, F C, F C, F C, F C, F C, F (Math rec.)

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ART AND ART HISTORY

x (Math rec.)

3359 Mississauga Road N, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5L 1C6 905-828-5400 www.utm.utoronto.ca

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(Math rec.)

C, F, Profile Required C, F, Profile Required C, F, Profile Required C, F, Profile Required

U of T MISSISSAUGA

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Polish Language and Literature Polish Studies Portuguese Religion Religion: Christian Origins Renaissance Studies Russian Language Russian Language and Literature Russian Literature in Translation Semiotics and Communication Theory Sexual Diversity Studies (J) Slavic Languages Slavic Languages and Literatures South Asian Studies (J) Spanish Ukrainian Language and Literature Visual Studies Women and Gender Studies (J) Writing and Rhetoric Yiddish, Al and Malke Green Program in Aboriginal Studies (J) African Studies (J) American Studies (J) Anthropology Anthropology (Linguistic and Semiotic) Anthropology (Social and Cultural) Archaeology Asia-Pacific Studies, Dr. David Chu Program in (J) Canadian Studies (J) Caribbean Studies (J) Criminology East Asian Studies (J) Economic History (J) Economics Economics and Geography Economics and Philosophy (J) Economics and Political Science Economics and Sociology Employment Relations Environment and Resource Management Environment and Society Environmental Anthropology Environmental Economics Environmental Ethics (J) Environmental Policy and Practice Equity Studies Ethics, Society and Law (J) European Studies (J) European Union Studies (J) Forest Conservation

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SOCIAL SCIENCES (BA)

COMMERCE (BCom)

Prerequisites in Addition to English

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Urban Studies Urban, Economic and Social Geography Women and Gender Studies (J)

Program

English and Linguistics English and Philosophy Environmental Ethics (J) Estonian Studies Ethics, Society and Law (J) European Studies (J) European Union Studies (J) Fine Art (History of Art) Finnish Studies French as a Second Language French Cultural Studies French Language and French Linguistics French Language and Literature French Second Language Learning French Studies French Translation German Studies Greek Health Studies (J) Historical and Cultural Geography (J) History History and Philosophy of Science and Technology History and Political Science (J) Hungarian Studies International Relations (J) International Relations/ Peace and Conflict Studies (J) Italian Italian Culture and Communication Studies Italian Second Language Learning Jewish Studies Latin Latin American Studies Linguistics Linguistics and Languages (French, German, Italian, Spanish) Linguistics and Philosophy Literary Studies (Comparative Literature Stream) Literary Studies (Interdisciplinary Stream) Literary Studies and Philosophy Medieval Studies Modern Languages and Literatures (French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian) Music Music with Ensemble Option Music History and Culture Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations Paradigms and Archetypes Philosophy Philosophy and Political Science (J) Philosophy and Religion Philosophy and Sociology (J) Philosophy of Science

Program S

ST. GEORGE

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

Prerequisites in Addition to English

MISSISSAUGA

Program

SCARBOROUGH

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

English is required for admission to ALL programs unless proof of English facility is required. Requirements for Program Areas. (Required subjects for individual programs are indicated on charts for each campus.)

Program Areas

recommended “or” “and” Specialist Major Minor Joint programs Not direct entry from high school For students enrolled in Concurrent Teacher Education (CTEP) Programs

How To Apply

Application Deadlines

Application Information Applications to the University of Toronto must be submitted to the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre. For details about application procedures and deadlines, visit our website at www.adm.utoronto.ca. Students are encouraged to apply online.

If unable to apply online, order a paper application: • By email: request@ouac.on.ca (subject of email ‘paper application’) • By mail: Ontario Universities’ Application Centre, 170 Research Lane Guelph, Ontario, Canada, N1G 5E2 Tel: 519-823-1940 Places are filled on an ongoing basis and there are enrolment limits. It is to your advantage to submit your application and all necessary documents as early as possible.

Arts, Science, Commerce/Management

Recommended Date

Official Deadline

St. George Campus

January 1

March 1

University of Toronto Mississauga

January 1

March 1

University of Toronto Scarborough

January 1

April 1

January 1

February 1

Professional Faculties Concurrent Teacher Education Programs* Applied Science and Engineering

January 1

February 1

Medical Radiation Sciences

January 1

March 1

Music*

January 1

February 1

Nursing

January 1

February 1

Physical Education and Health

January 1

March 1

Some deadlines may be extended. For the latest information, please visit www.adm.utoronto.ca. *Application Profiles must be submitted no later than February 1 for Music and February 15 for CTEP.