The University of Toronto's Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design offers a range of graduate programs for students seeking advanced study in specialized fields. These programs cater to both professional development and research-oriented aspirations within architecture, forest conservation, landscape architecture, urban design, visual studies, and forestry. The faculty provides opportunities for in-depth exploration of theoretical concepts, practical application, and cutting-edge research. Applicants are encouraged to review the specific admission requirements for each program, as they vary based on the degree level and focus (e.g., professional vs. research stream). The application process involves several steps, including creating an account, submitting required documents, and adhering to specific deadlines. Financial planning resources, including tuition fee schedules and estimates for living costs, are available through the university's registrar and graduate studies websites. Prospective students are also advised to explore available scholarships and awards, both internal to the Daniels Faculty and external, to help fund their studies.
Applicants are required to read the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) admission requirements in addition to program-specific requirements. Details can be found on the SGS admissions website.
Tuition and fees may change. Please consult the official fee schedules for the most up-to-date information.
Applicants must meet the general admission requirements set by the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) and specific requirements outlined on the Daniels Faculty website for their chosen program. This includes having an undergraduate degree, with specific requirements varying by program.
Tuition fees are subject to change and are published on the University of Toronto Registrar's website. Specific fee schedules are available for different programs. The Financial Planning Calculator can help estimate the cost of living for one academic year.
The application process is managed through the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) online application portal. Key steps include reviewing admission requirements, creating an account, completing the application form, submitting required documents, and paying the application fee before the deadline.
Yes, the Daniels Faculty offers merit-based admission awards for which applicants are automatically considered. International students are also strongly encouraged to apply for external awards, with information available through the School of Graduate Studies.
Graduates are prepared for various professional and research roles depending on their program, such as architectural practice, urban planning, forestry management, or research. Career paths can be found in design firms, government agencies, non-profit organizations, research institutions, and academia.