Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) is a leading comprehensive innovation university integrated into Toronto's diverse urban core. Culturally diverse and inclusive, the university is home to 40,000+ undergraduate students from 140+ different countries and more than 225,000 alumni worldwide.

We offer over 60 undergraduate programs across six faculties: Arts, Community Services, Engineering and Architectural Science, Science, Ted Rogers School of Management, and The Creative School. Our programs continually evolve to equip students with the knowledge and experiences to contribute, lead, and adapt.

We are driven to apply our knowledge to improve lives in Toronto and across the globe. We create experiences that challenge the mind and encourage action through experiential learning such as co-operative education, internships, and zone learning. We think differently about what's possible and invite our students to do the same.

In April 2022, Ryerson University changed its name to Toronto Metropolitan University, which will be implemented in a phased approach. You will see the Ryerson name being used online and in our official communications for a period of time.

Start your career at Toronto Metropolitan University, where education and experience go hand in hand. There is a strong connection between our downtown campus and collaborative opportunities with many leading organizations and companies. Learning extends beyond the classroom through co-ops, internships, field placements, industry projects, and our Zone Learning opportunities. Put your studies into practice and emerge with the academic foundation necessary for your chosen career path and the experience to stand out from the crowd.

TMU has three on-campus residence buildings with approximately 1,144 beds. There are a range of room styles, including two- to four-bedroom apartments, single bedrooms with shared hallway washrooms and some individual rooms with private washrooms. You'll have an opportunity to identify your preferred room style in your residence application.

The off-campus Housing Office helps students to navigate the housing and renting market in Toronto. They have resources and tools to help students with their search from start to finish.

At Student Life and Learning Support, we build diverse communities and support you as a learner. We provide opportunities for you to discover your talents, explore, skill-build, express your identities, create meaningful friendships and connections, and build your learning success toolkit.

At the TMU Career and Co-op Centre we build careers for life. We are committed to providing our students and recent alumni with innovative career assessment and development skills so they can excel in the workplace now and throughout their careers.

TMU Athletics and Recreation champions the development of the whole student through sporting excellence and active wellbeing. The Department of Athletics and Recreation administers the Recreation and Athletics Centre (RAC), the Mattamy Athletics Centre (MAC), and varsity athletics.

TMU has a vibrant campus community made up of over 200 student clubs and organizations. Most of these groups allow for the opportunity to be involved however you would like, from being a general member who attends events when possible to running for an executive position. There are so many groups to choose from, and if you can’t find one that matches your interests, guess what? You can create one!

With a wide array of services available to students and faculty, the TMU Library is one of the most resourceful spots on campus. From audio-visual services and a vast collection of books available for loan to innovative facilities such as digital media experience labs and study spaces, the library is equipped to aid every student in excelling at school.

The cultural diversity of our student population is represented and reflected in the variety of cultural student groups and clubs on campus. The International Student Support (ISS) Office provides support for international students as they transition to life in Canada through immigration, cultural and social support.

Academic Accommodation Support (AAS) provides academic accommodation and related support to students with disabilities. In partnership with students and faculty, we implement individualised accommodation plans to reduce disability-related barriers and ensure that students have equal access to education.

Through TMU International, students can explore Global Learning at home and abroad, as well as short-term international visiting students coming to Toronto Met (e.g., exchange, visiting researchers, etc).

Connect with student guides and staff for a live Q&A and a guided exploration of our Virtual Campus Tour. Explore panoramic photos and videos of campus, learn about the best spaces to study, and discover our vibrant downtown neighbourhood.

Through Student Affairs, students are supported at every stage of their journey at Toronto Metropolitan University. Our team provides academic, professional, and personal development opportunities and support programs to all students in a variety of formats including online, in workshops and 1:1 appointments, through peer support and professional advising. Explore our areas of support today.