University of Toronto

Ranked 32nd in the world in the QS World University Rankings® 2016-2017, the University of Toronto excels in geography, nursing, sports-related subjects, anatomy and physiology, according to the QS World University Rankings® by Subject.

As indicated by its rank in the Graduate Employability Rankings 2017 (19th), the University of Toronto graduates are viewed favorably by employers.

Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto is a public research university in Ontario, Canada, just 2 kilometers North of downtown Toronto. Its campus is a very green lot of 71 hectares punctured by beautiful Gothic and Romanesque towers and buildings. Primarily a research institution, the University of Toronto discovered insulin in 1921 - arguably one of the most important medical discoveries of the century - as was the stem cell in 1963, which made bone marrow transplantation possible.