We suggest that incoming students begin to look for housing and sign up for waitlists upon accepting admission.
University of Toronto’s Grad House offers suite-style residences to students enrolled in the School of Graduate Studies.
For more info, please visit their website: https://gradhouse.utoronto.ca/prospective-residents/
Student Family Housing
Application for a unit in Student Family Housing which are primarily for full-time undergraduate and graduate students with partners and dependent children should be made through the University Housing Service which acts as the admissions office for the complex.
For more info, please visit their website: http://studentfamilyhousing.utoronto.ca/
University Housing Service
The University Housing Service on the St. George campus maintains up-to-date information on downtown off-campus residence-style housing such as the Centre for Christian Studies, Ewart, Neill-Wycik, and Tartu Colleges, and the Toronto General Hospital Nurses Residence. It also lists contact offices for the 27 houses of Campus Cooperative Residence Incorporated, and for 14 fraternities. All of those residences and houses are operated independently of the University of Toronto but give priority to post-secondary students.
To gain access to the St. George campus registry, evidence of current or prospective affiliation with the University of Toronto (student I.D. card or offer of admission) is required.
More information can be obtained from:
The University of Toronto Housing Service
Koffler Student Services Centre
214 College Street
Toronto, ON M5T 2Z9
Telephone: 416-978-8045
Website: http://www.housing.utoronto.ca
International Students
Please visit the Centre for International Experience (CIE) to find information for international students about VISAs/study permits.
As soon as you accept admission, please refer to Canada.ca’s requirements for student permits. You will need to present your permit before the academic year begins. Also, check that your passport is not expired; if it is, take steps to renew via your governmental agency.
We suggest that you look for housing as soon as you accept admission. On-campus housing will often have waitlists that you can sign up for.
When you arrive in Canada, visit a Service Canada near you to get an SIN. This will allow you to work and take on a TAship within the department. For more, information and requirements, please visit Canada.ca’s Social Insurance Number page.