UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO This is a great university and one of popular universities! :) semoga bermanfaat !

1. Welcome to Toronto, the largest city in Canada and a hub of trade
and culture. Toronto has always been an international destination of
choice.

2. U of T
WHAT ELSE IN TORONTO?

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UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

6. • The University of Toronto is a public research university in Toronto,
Ontario, Canada, situated on the grounds that surround Queen's
Park.
• Address: 27 King's College Cir, Toronto, ON M5S, Canada
• Mascot: University of Toronto True Blue
• Enrollment: 83,012 (2013)
• Founded: March 15, 1827
BRIEF INFO

7. The Making of a Great Institution On March 15,
1827, King's College, the precursor to U of T, was
granted its royal charter by King George IV.
THE HISTORY OF UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

8. • U of T has been the birthplace of major research
achievements such as the discovery of insulin, the
creation of the first electronic heart pacemaker, the
single lung transplant and the discovery of the
gene responsible for the most severe form of
Alzheimer's disease. Recent advances include the
discovery of the gene responsible for cystic
fibrosis, cloning of the T-cell gene, and the world's
first nerve transplant.

9. The century old University of
Toronto Press has published and
continues to publish such major
endeavours as The Historical Atlas of
Canada and the Complete Works of
Erasmus. The more than 300,000
alumni who have earned their
degrees from U of T represent
leadership in virtually every field of
learning. Six Nobel Prize winners are
U of T graduates.

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QUICK FACTS :
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

11. CAMPUSES
THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
HAS THREE CAMPUSES

12. St. George Campus Scarborough Campus
Mississauga Campus

13. UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO ST. GEORGE
1827 St. George Campus is the oldest and largest of three campuses and lies in Torontos city centre.

14. UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO SCARBOROUGH
(UTSC)
1964 The dynamic campus life features more than 150 student groups.

15. UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MISSISSAUGA
(UTM)
1967 U of T Mississauga is known for its interdisciplinary graduate programs.

16. THE MAP
Mississauga (in
the west)
Downtown Toronto (St.
George),
Scarborough (in
the east)

17. Motto Latin: Velut arbor ævo
Motto in
English
As a tree through the ages
THE SYMBOLIZE OF UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

18. •Building Operations
•Caretaking Services
•Central Steam Plant
Operations
•Central Electrical
System Operations
•Central Chiller Plant
Operations
•Campus
Switchboard
•Elevator Operations
•Environmental
Services
(mould/asbestos)
•Fire Prevention
•Grounds and
Snow Removal
•Mail Services
•Moving Services
•Payroll Services
•Police Services
•Property
Management
•Recycling
•Sustainability
Office
•Telecom
•Trade Services
FACILITIES AND SERVICES
IN UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

19. • Applied Science and
Engineering, Faculty of
• Architecture, Landscape, and
Design, John H. Daniels
Faculty of
• Arts and Science, Faculty of
• Continuing Studies, School of
• Dentistry, Faculty of
• Education, Ontario Institute for
Studies inForestry, Faculty of
• Graduate Studies, School
ofInformation, Faculty of
• Kinesiology and Physical
Education, Faculty of
• Law, Faculty of
• Management, Joseph L.
Rotman School
ofMedicine, Faculty of
• Music, Faculty of
• Nursing, Lawrence S.
Bloomberg Faculty of
• Pharmacy, Leslie L. Dan
Faculty of
• Public Health, Dalla Lana
School ofSocial Work,
Factor-Inwentash Faculty
of
DIVISIONS/FACULTIES IN UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

20. INNIS
COLLEGE
WOODSWORTH
VICTORIA
COLLEGE
UNIVERSI
TY
COLLEGE
TRINITY
COLLEGE
ST.
MICHAEL'
S COLLEGE
NEW
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
THE COLLEGES IN U of T

21. •John Robert Evans – 1972-1978
•James Milton Ham – 1978-1983
•David William Strangway – 1983-
1984
•George Edward Connell – 1984-
1990
•John Robert Stobo Prichard –
1990–2000
•Robert Joseph Birgeneau – 2000-
2004
•C. David Naylor – 2005-2013
•Meric Gertler – 2013-…
•The Honourable and Right Reverend
John Strachan – 1827-1848
•The Reverend John McCaul – 1848-
1880
•Sir Daniel Wilson – 1880-1892
•James Loudon – 1892-1906
•Sir Robert Alexander Falconer –
1907-1932
•The Honourable and Reverend Henry
John Cody – 1932-1945
•Sidney Earle Smith – 1945-1957
•Claude Thomas Bissell – 1958-1971
LIST OF THE PRESIDENTS IN U OF T (PERIODE
TO PERIODE)

22. • John Strachan (1778-1867) was
the first Anglican bishop of
Toronto and one of the most
important members of the
ruling oligarchy in Upper
Canada. He was also an
educator and the founder of
the University of Toronto.
• In 1827 Strachan had obtained
a royal charter for the
founding of the University of
King's College, York, but the
first classes were not held
until 1843
Reverend John Strachan
FIRST PRESIDENT

23. • Professor Meric Gertler is one of
the world’s foremost urban
theorists and policy practitioners.
He is widely known as an expert
on innovation, creativity and
culture as drivers of the economic
dynamism of city-regions.
• On November 1, 2013, Professor
Gertler began his term as the 16th
President of the University of
Toronto.
MERIC GETLER

24. STUDENT ENROLLMENT
NEW UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN FIRST
ENTRY PROGRAMS
U of T has 14,214 new full-time students entering our
First Entry* Undergraduate Programs in Fall 2013-14:
7,831 at St. George Campus
3,066 at Scarborough Campus
3,317 at Mississauga Campus
* First Entry programs include Arts & Science, Applied
Science & Engineering, Architecture, Kinesiology &
Physical Education, Music and Transitional Year
Program.

25. University of
Toronto has
international
students
from more
than 150
countries
The top five
countries of
origin are:
• China
• South Korea
• United States
• India
• Hongkong
CHINA
6047
INDIA
635
KOREA
(South)
635
UNITED
STATES
625
HONG
KONG
287
BRAZIL
268
JAPAN
199
MALAYS
IA
195
UK
195
IRAN
194

26. – Developed first electronic
heart pacemaker, artificial
larynx, single-lung
transplant, nerve transplant
and artificial pancreas
– Isolated gene that allows
plants to grow in salt water
– Developed the chemical
laser
– Developed the anti-blackout
suit, later adapted to create
the astronaut space suit
– Created the infant cereal
Pablum
RESEARCH ACHIEVEMENTS

27. U OF T MAGAZINES
U of T Magazine has won 50 gold, silver and bronze
awards

28. 24•Shanghai Jiao Tong 2014
20•Times Higher Education 2014
20•QS World University Rankings 2014
4•NTU Ranking (former HEEACT) 2014
3
•Newsweek Magazine (2011)
1
•Research Infosources Annual List of the Top 50 Research Universities (2011)
14
•Western Australian Ranking of High Impact Universities (2010)
9 • The Higher Education Evaluation and Accreditation Council of Taiwan (HEACT) (2010)

29. The University of Toronto contributes $15.7
billion to the Canadian economy every year.
The University is a leader in commercialization
and the creation of new start-ups.
ECONOMIC IMPACT

30. • LORNE MICHAELS
• ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
• DONALD SHUTERLAND
• LESRA MARTIN
• LESTER B. PEARSON
• MICHAEL ONDAATJE
• FREDERICK GRANT BANTING
• WALTER KOHN
• CHARLES H. BEST
• E.J. PRATT
THE MOST FAMOUS ALUMNIES OF UNIVERSITY OF
TORONTO

31. “I really do owe my career to the diversity of U of T and those
international students that I used to live with.”
-Stefanie Carmichael/Alumni of U of T-

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