University of Toronto

Toronto, Canada

The University of Toronto is Canada's leading research university and one of the top 25 universities globally. Founded in 1827, it spans three campuses — St. George, Scarborough, and Mississauga — and serves over 97,000 students across 700+ undergraduate and 200+ graduate programs. U of T is home to 10 Nobel Prize winners among its faculty and alumni, and consistently ranks in the top tier globally for medicine, law, engineering, and computer science. The university maintains strong industry partnerships and is at the heart of one of the world's most vibrant innovation ecosystems, with over 500 startup companies affiliated with U of T.

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