This year, close to 15,000 students from around the world applied to U of T Engineering—but you stood out.
You have earned admission to Canada’s #1 engineering school.
Accepting your offer will confirm your place at one of the top engineering schools in the world.
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You have an incredible journey ahead of you. At U of T Engineering, you’ll find a community of creative thinkers engaged in solving complex issues in their communities and beyond. Alongside them, you’ll tackle social, economic, environmental and health challenges while situated at the most sustainable university in the world. You’ll have opportunities to join them in making an impact through experiential learning inside and outside the classroom.
Beyond graduation, a degree from U of T Engineering carries prestige among employers and graduate schools around the world.
When you join U of T Engineering, you are joining more than Canada’s #1 Engineering School – you are joining a community of engineers finding bold solutions for a better world.
U of T named the most sustainable university in the world (QS World University Rankings: Sustainability 2024)
150 YEARS
U of T Engineering turned 150 years old in 2023
As an engineering student, you can choose from more than 800 student clubs across the University. 100+ of these are engineering-focused, such as the Formula SAE Racing Team, the Concrete Canoe Design Team, Engineers Without Borders, the Skule™ Orchestra and the Engineering Athletics Association.
Start a business, join the cast of Skule™ Nite – a student-run musical and comedy sketch revue, now in its 103rd year of production – or leverage your technical skills on one of several design teams. The opportunities are endless!
Meaningful work experience, a strong resume and an extensive network and professional competencies that you’ll leverage for years to come are just the start of what you can gain from our Professional Experience Year Co-op Program (PEY Co-op).
U of T ranks #12 in the world for producing the most employable graduates (2023)
(Source: Times Higher Education, 2023)
WATCH: PEY Co-op student Amanda Morelli (MSE 2T3 + PEY)
Fostering a culture of care and support is a priority at U of T Engineering. In addition to the numerous health and wellness services available to all U of T students across its three campuses, our Faculty offers specialized resources, policies and procedures to support the mental health, wellness and academic success of engineering students.
U of T Engineering is also deeply committed to cultivating a learning and working environment that allows every member of our community to excel and contribute in meaningful ways.
94% of our students move successfully from first to second year
The First Year Office is dedicated to supporting success among first-year engineering students
Engineering students support each other through student-run peer mentoring initiatives
Our students come from 100+ countries around the world
Women make up nearly 40% of our students
The Faculty has several committees and groups that are working to ensure that our community is one where all feel acknowledged, respected, represented and welcome
At U of T Engineering, we excel at turning new ideas and research into products, processes and services that improve lives, conserve precious resources, create wealth and reimagine what is possible.
U of T is a leader in Canada and among the top five institutions in North America for creating research-based startups. The U of T entrepreneurship community has created over 500 companies in the last 10 years and secured over $1.5 billion in investment.
Your professors are among the brightest minds in the world and they’re eager to share their knowledge with you. By becoming part of the U of T Engineering community, you are choosing to learn from the best.
As a U of T Engineering student, you’ll have access to facilities at the leading edge of education and research, including more than 25 multidisciplinary research hubs.
The Unit Operations Lab is a two-storey laboratory space for students to design and experiment with industry standard equipment. The space allows students to experience engineering principles applied to engineering challenges and bridge the gap between theoretical and practical.
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