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Toronto Metropolitan University is at the intersection of mind and action. What our students learn in the classroom is enhanced by real-world knowledge and experience. We champion diversity, entrepreneurship, and innovation.

Toronto Metropolitan University has been renamed from Ryerson University whose history is rooted in innovative, career-driven education with the goal of addressing contemporary societal needs. Named after Ontario?s first Superintendent of Education and leading public-school advocate, Egerton Ryerson, it began as a postsecondary institute designed to combine technical education with academic theory for the first time.

Learning at University is innovative and impactful. Many of its 62 bachelor?s programs are available only at Toronto Metropolitan University, and students can pair them with more than 50 specialized minors to tailor their education to their interests and future career path. Also, more than 55 graduate programs are available for students to pursue their education beyond bachelors. From biomedical sciences to creative industries, to entrepreneurship and strategy, programs are unique and relevant. Students begin building their career the moment they enter the classroom. Possible minors include business essentials, criminology, environment and urban sustainability, global management, global politics and development, law, professional communication, real estate management, social innovation and many more.

Toronto Metropolitan University has pioneered a unique experiential program called zone learning?a great complement to courses with the opportunity to earn an additional credential on student?s transcript. You'll work with like-minded students from diverse disciplines and community groups.

The campus community includes international students from over 146 countries. The university is rich with diversity of perspectives, cultures, and opportunities. In the classroom, that means students will be surrounded by different opinions and backgrounds to help shape their world view. They will also find opportunities to engage in international learning experiences.

The university boasts some of the most impressive athletics facilities in Toronto. Students with their friends can sign up for intramurals, cheer on Rams sports teams (including the U SPORTS national champion women?s volleyball team) or work out at one of fitness facilities. They can even skate under the soaring roof at the Mattamy Athletic Centre, formerly known as Maple Leaf Gardens.

The university is located in the heart of Toronto, Canada, the fourth largest city in North America. Here, students can connect with leaders in culture, business, health care or government.