The University of Toronto is a global leader in education and research. As a U of T undergraduate, you will learn from renowned professors and live in Canada’s most dynamic city. The annual Wolf Scholars seminars held at U of T’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy will enable you to dive deep into a range of topics covering the most pressing global issues.
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“As the age of automation accelerates, we need leaders with both a firm academic grounding and the ability to adapt to rapidly changing environments. Broad exposure across social sciences, sciences and humanities disciplines—combined with critical thinking skills and the ability to collaborate—will prepare our students to lead the next 100 years of innovation.”
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Melanie Woodin, Ph.D.
Dean, Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto
Toronto is an amazing city in which to spend your undergraduate years. It has culture, music, sports, and museums. Toronto has lots of green space, including great parks, a huge ravine system, and islands easily accessible by a short ferry. With Bay St. and Canada’s leading AI and venture capital scene close to campus, Toronto also offers the ideal place to explore a potential career post-graduation.
From the Royal Ontario Museum to the Toronto International Film Festival, Toronto is Canada’s hub for arts, culture, and entertainment.
Toronto is a hub for innovation, with a leading global tech, AI, and finance scene and many opportunities for young people to get involved in startups and established companies.
Toronto’s food scene is among the most diverse and exciting in the world.
Toronto has many sports teams, spanning hockey, basketball, baseball, soccer, and even ultimate frisbee.
Toronto has many outdoor spots to explore that are close to the U of T campus, from lakeside parks to nature trails.
