UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO · CANADA
Graduate Funding in Arts & Science
PhD · Taught in en
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60 mo
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PhD
Level
- Up to 5 years of funding for PhD studentsFunding Duration
- Minimum financial support packages for PhD and Master's studentsGuaranteed Minimum Support
- Funding includes tuition, fees, and living costsComprehensive Support
- Opportunities for Teaching Assistant (TA) and Research Assistant (RA) positionsAssistantship Opportunities
- University of Toronto Fellowships (UTF) to supplement incomeFellowship Support
The Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto provides a minimum financial support package for students in the funded cohort. This funding is designed to support graduate student success by helping to cover costs associated with their studies and to attract top talent from around the world. Funding is available for up to five years for doctoral-stream students and commences in the first session of registration, provided students are registered full-time and working diligently on their program.
Frequently asked questions
- What financial support is available for PhD students in Arts & Science?
- The Faculty of Arts & Science offers a minimum financial support package for PhD students, which can last up to five years. This funding is intended to cover tuition, fees, and living costs.
- How are tuition fees determined for international students?
- International tuition fees vary by program and are separate from the minimum financial support package calculation. Tuition and fees are announced annually in July for the upcoming academic year.
- What is the duration of funding for PhD students?
- PhD students in the funded cohort can receive funding for up to five years. This funding begins in the first session of registration, provided students are registered full-time and making satisfactory academic progress.
- How can I apply for graduate programs?
- To apply, you need to select your program, review its specific admission requirements, prepare your documents (transcripts, recommendations, statement of purpose, English proficiency), and submit your application through the university's portal by the deadline.
- When are the application deadlines for graduate programs?
- Application deadlines vary by program but are often between December and January for Fall admission. It's important to check the specific deadline for your chosen program.
- Are there opportunities for Teaching Assistant (TA) or Research Assistant (RA) positions?
- Yes, opportunities for Teaching Assistant (TA) and Research Assistant (RA) positions are part of the funding package. TA work is a required component of the minimum financial support package.
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Fees
Tuition (international)International tuition fees vary by program and are distinct from the minimum financial support package calculation. The minimum support package is calculated based on domestic tuition rates.
Tuition (home)The minimum financial support package includes domestic tuition and fees. Actual tuition and fees will vary based on program and campus affiliation.
LivingThe minimum financial support package is intended to cover tuition, fees, and living costs, but specific amounts will vary. Students are encouraged to consider their personal expenses.
Tuition and fees are announced annually in July for the upcoming academic year. International students should be aware that their tuition fees may be higher than the domestic rate used for minimum support calculations.
How to apply
1. Choose Your ProgramSelect the graduate program that aligns with your academic and career goals within the Faculty of Arts & Science.
2. Review Admission RequirementsCarefully examine the academic and any specific program prerequisites for your chosen program. Pay close attention to English-language proficiency requirements if applicable.
3. Prepare Application DocumentsGather all necessary documents, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and proof of English proficiency. Ensure all documents meet the university's standards.
4. Submit Your ApplicationComplete and submit the online application form through the University of Toronto's admissions portal by the stated deadlines. Ensure all supporting documents are uploaded or sent as instructed.
5. Application ReviewThe admissions committee will review your application. Some programs may require interviews or further assessments.
6. Receive DecisionAdmissions decisions are communicated to applicants, typically via email or through the admissions portal.
Scholarships
University of Toronto Fellowships (UTF)Variable
Major Scholarships (e.g., SSHRC, NSERC, OGS)Variable
Frequently asked questions
What financial support is available for PhD students in Arts & Science?
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The Faculty of Arts & Science offers a minimum financial support package for PhD students, which can last up to five years. This funding is intended to cover tuition, fees, and living costs.
How are tuition fees determined for international students?
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International tuition fees vary by program and are separate from the minimum financial support package calculation. Tuition and fees are announced annually in July for the upcoming academic year.
What is the duration of funding for PhD students?
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PhD students in the funded cohort can receive funding for up to five years. This funding begins in the first session of registration, provided students are registered full-time and making satisfactory academic progress.
How can I apply for graduate programs?
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To apply, you need to select your program, review its specific admission requirements, prepare your documents (transcripts, recommendations, statement of purpose, English proficiency), and submit your application through the university's portal by the deadline.
When are the application deadlines for graduate programs?
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Application deadlines vary by program but are often between December and January for Fall admission. It's important to check the specific deadline for your chosen program.
Are there opportunities for Teaching Assistant (TA) or Research Assistant (RA) positions?
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Yes, opportunities for Teaching Assistant (TA) and Research Assistant (RA) positions are part of the funding package. TA work is a required component of the minimum financial support package.