Top 10

U of T is among the top 10 universities in the world that excel across a broad range of disciplines.

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Top 25 in
25 subjects

U of T ranks 25th or better in 25 QS 2016 subjects

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Exceptional performance and reputation across a breadth of disciplines

The University of Toronto is a world-leader in research and innovation and is Canada’s pre-eminent research- and innovation-intensive university. Internationally, we are one of only a select few of institutions that excel across a broad range of disciplines, and our faculty are highly successful in securing prestigious national and international awards and honours.

The extraordinary breadth and depth of academic excellence across our three campuses and nine partner hospitals is reflected in the local, national and global impact of their research. Our impressive performance is a reflection of the excellence of our faculty, our graduate and undergraduate students and their collaborations with leading researchers and institutions world-wide, as well as our strong partnered research. U of T researchers and innovators continue to have an impressive impact on the well-being of the world and its inhabitants. U of T's vast expertise enables us to tackle the big challenges facing humanity – challenges that require multidisciplinary, multi-partner and multi-sectoral teams that U of T is uniquely positioned to assemble.

 

 

 

 

Snapshots of
City of Barrie Mayor Jeff Lehman, Ontario Health Minister Dr. Eric Hoskins, and Barrie MPP Ann Hoggarth cut ribbon at the grand opening of the Barrie Primary Care Campus. (City of Barrie photo)
Judith Andersen is working with Peel Regional Police to implement a unique method of de-escalation and use-of-force instruction. (Photo by Blake Eligh)
Professor Levente Diosady (centre) and his team developed a way to fortify salt with both iron and iodine. The product is now being distributed to more than 24 million people in India’s Uttar Pradesh state. (Photo by Mark Balson)
History and Women and Gender Studies Professor Michelle Murphy speaks to the media during U of T's hackathon to archive potentially at-risk environmental data. (Photo by Geoffrey Vendeville)
Keith Pardee is an assistant professor at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy. (Jef Ekins photo)
U of T economics student Quan Le

 


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