Campus tours
Campus tours
Come explore our campus with us! Our in-person general campus tours are a great way to see our community and to hear directly from our students about their experiences.
Tours are available throughout the week, including Saturdays at the end of each month.
- This tour offers a general overview of the campus and focuses on undergrad programs. It is designed for the prospective student audience. Tours do not include housing and residence life.
- Tours are about one and a half hours in length and depart from the Student Learning Centre at 341 Yonge Street.
- Most of the tour will be outdoors, so check the forecast for your tour date and dress for the weather.
- If you require accommodation during your tour please contact us via email.
How to register for in-person campus tours
Ready to join us on campus? You can register for a campus tour through the scheduling platform, Blackthorn. Select your preferred date and time from the list then follow the instructions to complete your registration.
Each attendee must complete a registration before the in-person tour. If you are registering for an in-person campus tour for a school or community group, please do so via our teachers and counsellors page.
Faculty tours will be back in September! Please check back soon for dates and details.
Join us for in-person faculty-specific tours! A faculty is a collection of departments or schools with common subject areas. You will visit relevant locations for your faculty and receive a general campus overview. Tours are led by current students from your faculty of choice.
Not sure which faculty your program falls under? Check out our list of programs and filter them by our faculties.
- Tours will be one hour in length and begin at our Campus Tours Office - Podium Building at 380 Victoria Street.
- Most of the tour will be outdoors, so check the forecast for your tour date and dress for the weather.
- Tours do not include housing and residence life.
- If you require accommodation during your tour please contact us via email.
Each attendee must complete a registration before the in-person tour. If you are registering for an in-person campus tour for a school or community group, please do so via our teachers and counsellors page.
Guided virtual campus tours are returning soon!
In the meantime, check out our Future student blog or explore other opportunities to tour our downtown Toronto campus (external link, opens in new window) .
More ways to connect
Land Acknowledgement
Toronto is in the 'Dish With One Spoon Territory’. The Dish With One Spoon is a treaty between the Anishinaabe, Mississaugas and Haudenosaunee that bound them to share the territory and protect the land. Subsequent Indigenous Nations and peoples, Europeans and all newcomers have been invited into this treaty in the spirit of peace, friendship and respect.