The small size of the UTM campus (9,000 students) and large number of faculty and support staff make it easy for students seeking additional learning opportunities and support. UTM faculty are educators and research scholars contributing to new knowledge. They enjoy exploring their findings with students both in and outside of classes.

Teaching Awards

UT faculty received almost 25% of Canada's prestigious research awards over the last 20 years, although they represent only 7% of all Canadian professors. UTM's faculty members have collectively won more Ontario Colleges and Universities Faculty Association (OCUFA) awards for teaching excellence than any other college or organization at the University.

Multi-Campus Opportunities

The Mississauga campus offers many programs and courses that are identical to those on the St. George (downtown Toronto) campus; others are unique to UTM. Returning students wishing to select courses at the University's other campuses may do so with relative ease, and students regularly use the intercampus transit to be part of the best activities, performances, tournaments, lectures, and events on all three UT campuses. Mississauga is conveniently located only 30 minutes west of downtown Toronto.

A great education requires student support services that help you focus. UTM is committed to furthering student success by providing exceptional services and resources. A special committee of students, faculty and staff, called Quality Service to Students, examines how essential support services like the Career Centre, Health Centre, and Athletics & Recreation Centre can be continually improved.

Library Resources

The University of Toronto at Mississauga's library is one of forty in the University's library system. Along with 350,000 local volumes, students have subscriber access to several thousand journal indexes, abstracts, and past exams on-line. UTM students also order in materials from UT's other libraries through a daily document delivery service, and utilize the expertise of UTM research librarians.

Academic Skills Centre

This innovative service assesses individual student's learning strengths and helps pinpoint areas where learning can be improved. Skill strategists work with students to identify critical skills for the student's area of study and provide strategies to improve academic performance. All Academic Skills Center services are based on a problem-solving approach to learning, used by the best professional programs.

Career Centre

While ensuring the student's academic success is the University's main focus, students are also encouraged to get an early start in career investigation and skills development. The Career Center offers career counseling, career resource library, employment services (summer, contract, part-time and full-time), job-shadowing, resume and interviewing clinics, career development workshops and seminars, employer panels and networking opportunities.

Computer Centre

Computer use is an integral part of a University of Toronto at Mississauga education. There are student computer labs in all major academic buildings, a large 24-hour center, and data jacks in every campus residence. This level of access makes it easy to use lecture notes and library resources on-line, and to participate in chat sessions with faculty and classmates about specific courses or issues.

Health Services

Students have access to a full range of physical and mental health services right on campus with nurses, physicians and counsellors. Health education programs and consultations are available, and the student health and dental plan covers many prescription costs and dental visits.

Disability Services

Students with physical or learning disabilities find UTM supportive, accessible and welcoming. A professional staff offers adaptive testing support and referral services to interpreters, technological aids, readers and note-takers. Interested prospective students should contact this service early within the application process for a needs assessment, at 905-569-4699 (voice or TDD/TTY).

Web: http://www.utm.utoronto.ca/
Contact Info:
3359 Mississauga Road N.
Mississauga, ON
L5L 1C6
Canada
Fax: (905) 569-4301
Phone: (905) 828-5399

Undergraduate Study

-Aerospace Engineering (BEng)

-Architectural Science (BArchSc)

-Arts and Contemporary Studies (BA)

-Arts, Undeclared [ Criminal Justice | Politics and Governance | Sociology ]

-Biology (BSc) (NEW)

-Business Management (BComm)

-Chemical Engineering Co-op (BEng)

-Chemistry (BSc) (NEW)

-Child and Youth Care (BA) Part-Time Only

-Civil Engineering (BEng) [Civil, Geomatics, Engineering Management]

-Computer Engineering (BEng)

-Computer Science (BSc)

-Contemporary Science (BSc) (NEW)

-Criminal Justice (BA) (NEW)

-Diploma in Arts (Diploma)

-Disability Studies (BA) Part-Time

-Early Childhood Education (BA)

-Electrical Engineering (BEng)

-Fashion (BDes)

-Geographic Analysis (BA)

-Graphic Communications Management (BTech)

-Health Information Management (BHA) Part-Time Only

-Health Services Management (BHA) Part-Time Only

-Hospitality and Tourism Management (BComm)

-Image Arts (BFA) [Film Studies, New Media, Photography]

-Industrial Engineering (BEng)

-Information Technology Management (BComm)

-Interior Design (BID)

-International Economics and Finance(BA)

-Journalism (BJourn) [Broadcasting, Magazine, Newspaper, Online]

-Justice Studies (BA) Part-Time Only

-Mechanical Engineering (BEng)

-Midwifery (BHSc) Part-Time Only

-Nursing - Collaborative Program (BScN) Full-Time, Four Years

-Nursing - Post RN Degree Program (BScN) Full-Time or Part-Time

-Nutrition and Food (BASc)

-Occupational and Public Health (BASc)

-Politics and Governance (BA) (NEW)

-Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner (Certificate)

-Public Administration and Governance (BA) Part-Time Only

-Radio and Television (BA)

-Retail Management (BComm)

-Social Work (BSW)

-Sociology (BA) (NEW )

-Theatre (BFA)

---- Performance-Acting

---- Performance-Dance

---- Technical Production

-Urban and Regional Planning (BURPl)

Graduate Study

-Chemical Engineering (MASc, MEng; PhD)

-Civil Engineering (MASc, MEng, PhD)

-Communication and Culture (MA, PhD; joint program with York University)

-Computer Networks (MASc or MEng)

-Electrical and Computer Engineering (MASc, MEng, PhD)

-Environmental Applied Science and Management (MASc)

-Immigration and Settlement Studies (MA)

-International Economics and Finance (MA)

-Mechanical Engineering (MASc, MEng, PhD)

-Nursing (MN)

-Photographic Preservation and Collections Management (MA)

-Public Policy and Administration (MA)

-Spatial Analysis (MSA; joint program with the University of Toronto)

Continuing Education

Each year The Chang School enjoys over 60,000 registrations across our seven program areas:

-Arts

-Business

-Communication and Design

-Community Services

-Engineering and Applied Science

-Information Technology Studies

-Seniors’ Education

Web: http://www.ryerson.ca/
Contact Info:
350 Victoria Street
Toronto, ON
M5B 2K3
Canada
Phone: 416-979-5000

-Architecture & Design

-Art & Culture: Armchair Travel

-Art Appreciation

-Art History

-Performing Arts

-Studio Arts

Business

Communication & Language Study for native speakers of English:

-Communication for Professionals

Communication & Language Study for non-native speakers of English:

-Business and Professional English (Part Time)

-Business and Professional English (Full Time)

-Practical English (Part Time)

-Practical English (Full Time)

-Preparation for Standardized Testing

Competitive Intelligence

-Competitive Intelligence - Marketing

Dispute Resolution

-Dispute Resolution

Economics

-Economics

Finance

-Accounting and Finance

-Business Law and Taxation

-Investment Management

Insurance

-Insurance

Leadership & Management

-Business Management

-Human Resources Management

-Leadership, Strategic

-Risk Management

-Surety

Technology

-Business

-E-Business

-Programming

-Technology

-Transportation

Creative Writing

-Autobiographical Fiction I

-Autobiographical Fiction II

-Autobiography: Sharing Your Life

-Creative Non-Fiction II

-Creative Non-Fiction: Introduction

-Creative Non-Fiction: Master Class

-Creative Writing II

-Creative Writing III

-Creative Writing Through Reading

-Creative Writing: Introduction

-Dramatic Writing: Introduction

-Fiction From Life I

-Fiction From Life II

-Final Project Tutorial

-Freelancing the Feature

-Horror Writing

-Individual Workshop

-Insider's Guide to Writing and Publishing

-Making a Scene

-Mystery and Suspense Writing

-Online Mentor

-Personal Narrative I: Inventing Your Truth

-Personal Narrative II: Inventing Your Truth

-Poetry II

-Poetry: Introduction

-Poetry: Master Class

-Readings: K. Echlin, L. Gowan & S. L'Abbe

-Screenwriting II

-Screenwriting: Introduction

-Short Story Workshop

-Summer Writing School: Creative Non-Fiction

-Summer Writing School: Novel Workshop

-Summer Writing School: Personal Narrative

-Summer Writing School: Poetry Workshop

-Summer Writing School: Science Fiction & Fantasy

-Summer Writing School: Short Story Workshop

-Teaching Writer's Craft

-The Freelance Writing Business I

-The Freelance Writing Business II

-Travel Writing I

-Travel Writing II

-Workshop in Creative Writing

-Writing Fantasy and Science Fiction

-Writing Short Fiction II

-Writing Short Fiction: Introduction

-Writing Song Lyrics

-Writing Women's Fiction

-Writing for Children: Introduction

-Writing for Children: Picture Books

-Writing for Children: The Novel

-Writing the Novel II

-Writing the Novel: Introduction

-Writing the Novel: Master Class

English Language Program

-Full-time Courses

-Part-time Courses (includes Distance Learning)

Humanities, Science & Social Sciences

-Comparative Religion

-Film

-History

-Literature

-Music Appreciation

-Philosophy

-Science and Mathematics

-Today's issues and ideas

International Languages & Translation

Speaking Proficiently:

-Arabic

-Chinese-Cantonese

-Chinese-Mandarin

-Dutch

-Farsi

-French

-German

-Italian

-Japanese

-Korean

-Latin

-Ojibwa

-Portuguese

-Russian

-Spanish

-Turkish

Translation:

-Professional Translation - Cantonese

-Professional Translation - French

-Professional Translation - German

-Professional Translation - Italian

-Professional Translation - Japanese

-Professional Translation - Korean

-Professional Translation - Mandarin

-Professional Translation - Spanish

Writing/Reading:

-Continuing with Russian

-Essentials of Chinese - Mandarin

-Essentials of Cantonese

-Essentials of Russian

-French for Professionals

-Heritage Cantonese for Professionals

-Heritage Chinese for Adults

-Heritage Chinese for Professionals

-German for Professionals

-Italian for Professionals

-Korean for Professionals

-Reading Russian

-Refresh your French Grammar

-Spanish for Professionals

Network Locations

Aurora

-Courses

-University Lecture Series

Markham

-Courses

-University Lecture Series

Mississauga

-Courses

-University Lecture Series

Oakville

-Courses

-University Lecture Series

Orangeville

-Courses

-University Lecture Series

St. George Campus (Toronto)

-Search for Courses

-University Lecture Series

Well-Lived Life

-A Guide to Home Renovating

-A Room with a View : Interior Design for the Home

-Antique Furniture

-Appreciating Antique Furniture

-Autobiography: Sharing Your Life

-Buddha's Teachings: On Healing

-Comparative Approach to the Meaning of Life

-Creative Non-Fiction: Introduction

-Creative Writing: Introduction

-Feng Shui for the Home

-How to Buy, Sell and Prosper on Ebay: Part I

-How to Buy, Sell and Prosper on Ebay: Part II

-In Search of Authentic Antiques

-Med School 101 for Adults: Part I

-Med School 101 for Adults: Part II

-Meditation and the Path to Enlightenment

-Money 101: Getting Your Finances Into Shape

-Money 201: Getting Your Finances Into Shape

-Novel Ideas: Book Reviews

-Optimal Living Guide to Health

-Present-Day Law for You

-Prospering in Retirement As Entrepreneurs

-Pursuit of Happiness:Recreating Life's Journey

-Search for Meaning and Human Destiny

-Small Business Entrepreneurship: Part I

-Small Business Entrepreneurship: Part II

-Styles in Antique Furniture

-The Art of Fine Wine

-The Do's and Don'ts of Social Etiquette

-The Good Life: The Search for Happiness

-The World of Persian Rugs

-Travel Writing I

-Writing Song Lyrics

-Writing Women's Fiction

Web: http://learn.utoronto.ca/
Contact Info:
158 St. George Street
Toronto, ON
M5S 2V8
Canada
Fax: 416-978-6666
Phone: 416-978-2400

Established in 1887, the Faculty of Law is one of the oldest professional faculties at the University of Toronto, with a long and illustrious history.

Today, it is one of the world’s great law schools, a dynamic academic and social community with 57 full-time faculty members and 25 distinguished short-term visiting professors from the world’s leading law schools, as well as 500 undergraduate and graduate students.

The Faculty’s rich academic programs are supplemented by its many legal clinics and public interest programs, and its close links to the Faculty’s more than 6,000 alumni, who enjoy rewarding careers in every sector of Canadian society and remain involved in many aspects of life at the law school.

Housed in two beautiful, historic buildings, the Faculty also features modern facilities, including the renowned, high-technology Bora Laskin Law Library.

Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, Canada’s largest city, the law school is near a wide variety of attractions including the Royal Ontario Museum, which is next door.

Graduate Programs

The University of Toronto provides a stimulating, diverse and inter-disciplinary intellectual environment for domestic and international students pursuing graduate education in law.

The law school's program offers three graduate degrees:

-The Master of Laws (LLM) is a one year degree that can be taken in either a thesis-intensive format or a coursework-intensive format.

-The Doctor of Juridical Science (SJD) is a 3 year thesis degree which is aimed at aspiring academics.

-The Masters in Studies in Law (MSL) is a short, intensive degree aimed at established scholars in disciplines related to law.

Focus areas

Focus areas highlight the wide range of teaching, scholarship, programs and resources available at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law in specific areas of legal study.

-Constitutional Law

-International Law and Policy

-Public Interest and Diversity

Web: http://www.law.utoronto.ca/
Contact Info:
84 Queen's Park
Toronto, ON
M5S 2C5
Canada
Phone: (416) 978-0210

Clearly, our approach is working. Founded in 1959, York University is now Canada's third largest university, and world-renowned for attracting students who forge their own unique paths. That’s because York offers an unparalleled academic experience. Our top-ranked programs set international standards. Our unique, interdisciplinary approach to learning allows students to combine majors in completely different fields. York’s faculty expands the horizons of our students, providing them with a broad perspective of the world that opens up new ways of thinking. And our research tackles challenges by taking a uniquely interdisciplinary approach that results in real-world solutions.

York offers full and part-time graduate and undergraduate degree programs to almost 50,000 students in 10 faculties. Our Faculty of Arts is the largest in Canada. At the Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, liberal arts students can complement their degree with professional studies courses and certificates. Glendon College offers bilingual education. York’s Faculty of Education offers students more teaching experience than any other education program in Ontario. The Faculty of Environmental Studies is celebrated for the best individualized, interdisciplinary masters program in the world. The Faculty of Fine Arts is the only one of its kind in Ontario and one of the most renowned in North America. York’s Faculty Science and Engineering is one of Canada's leading teaching and research institutions. Osgoode Hall Law School, Canada's largest law school, is also among the most respected. The Schulich School of Business is consistently ranked among the top business schools in the world. The Faculty of Graduate Studies is Ontario's second largest graduate school, offering both traditional and non-traditional interdisciplinary areas of study. York University Libraries are active participants in pilot projects, consortia initiatives and collaborative endeavors to place York University Libraries on the leading edge in supporting our researchers and students.

Courses & Programs

-Accounting Communications

-Acting (see Theatre) Community Arts Practice Certificate

-Administrative Studies Computer Engineering

-Advertising (see Communication Arts) Computer Science

-African Studies Corporate Communications

-Anthropology Creative Advertising

-Anti-Racist Research and Practice Certificate Creative Arts

-Art History (see Visual Arts) Creative Writing

-Astronomy (see Physics and Astronomy) Criminology

-Athletic Therapy Certificate Dance

-Atmospheric Chemistry Design

-Biblical Studies Certificate Drama (see Theatre)

-Biochemistry Earth and Atmospheric Science

-Biology East Asian Studies

-Book and Magazine Publishing Ecology (see Science)

-Business Economics

-Business Administration Ecosystem Management

-Canadian Studies Education

-Caribbean Studies (see Latin American and Caribbean Studies) Engineering

-Chemistry English

-Classical Studies Environmental Landcape Design Certificate

-Coaching Certificate Environmental Science

-Cognitive Science Environmental Studies

-Commerce (see Business) European Studies

-Film and Video Hebrew and Jewish Studies Certificate

-Finance (see Business) Hellenic Studies

-Fine Arts Hispanic Studies

-Fine Arts Cultural Studies History

-Fitness Assessment and Exercise Counselling Certificate Human Resources Management

-French Humanities

-Genetics (see Biology) Individualized/Multidisciplinary Studies

-Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing Certificate Information Technology

-Geography International Business Administration

-Geophysics (see Earth and Atmospheric Science) International Studies

-German Studies Italian

-Graphic Design (see Fine Arts) Jewish Studies (see Hebrew and Jewish Studies Certificate)

-Health

-Kinesiology and Health Science Management

-Labour Studies Marketing

-Languages Mass Communications (see Communications)

-Latin American and Caribbean Studies Mathematics

-Law Meteorology Certificate

-Law and Social Thought Certificate Microbiology (see Biology)

-Law and Society Music

-Life Science (see Science) Non-Profit Management Certificate

-Linguistics Nursing

-Painting (see Visual Arts) Science and Society

-Philosophy Science and Technology Studies

-Photography (see Visual Arts) Social Science

-Physical Education (see Kinesiology and Health Science) Social Work

-Physics and Astronomy Social and Political Thought

-Political Science Sociology

-Professional Writing South Asian Studies

-Psychology Space and Communication Science

-Public Administration Spanish

-Publishing (see Communication Arts) Sport Administration Certificate

-Radio and Television Broadcasting Sport Therapy (see Athletic Therapy Certificate)

-Real Estate Certificate Statistics

-Refugee and Migration Studies Teaching (see Teacher Education)

-Rehabilitation Services Technical and Professional Writing Certificate

-Religious Studies Theatre

-Russian Translation

-Science

-Undecided Major Women's Studies

-Urban Studies Writing

-Visual Arts

Web: http://www.yorku.ca/web/index.htm
Contact Info:
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, ON
M3J 1P3
Canada
Fax: 416-736-5536
Phone: 416-736-5000