BA

European Studies

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Key facts

  • Degree type
    Bachelor's
  • Duration
    4 years
  • Delivery method
    On campus
  • Pace
    Full-time
  • Annual tuition fee
    51,878USD
  • Start date
    Sep
  • QS Ranking
    #32

Program overview

What the University of Toronto says about their program:

European Studies is an undergraduate program at the University of Toronto. The European Studies Program is designed to develop an interdisciplinary expertise on modern Europe, combining rigorous language training with in-depth knowledge of Europe’s history, politics, and culture. For students who desire the linguistic competence, the cultural comprehension, and the specialized knowledge necessary to operate effectively in the "new" Europe, the major program provides undergraduate students with the opportunity to focus on Europe through a wide variety of courses and disciplines with a focus on economics, history, language and politics.

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Admission requirements

Undergraduate academic requirements

  • Completion of high school/ secondary education

Postgraduate academic requirements

  • International applicants must hold an appropriate bachelor’s degree or its equivalent as assessed by the University of Toronto.
  • A final year average of at least mid-B from a recognized university is required.

English proficiency

English proficiency is required; accepted tests include IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent.

English proficiency waivers

Documents required

  • Transcripts
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Required grades

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All grade information on Studee is provided for guidance only. Always check the university's official program page for the latest information on required grades.

Other grade requirements

International applicants must present a senior/Grade 12 English course. Other prerequisite courses must be presented at the senior/Grade 12 equivalent level. Minimum academic requirements vary by curriculum and intended program. For British-patterned education, present five different IGCSE/GCSE/Ordinary Level academic subjects and three different A Level/International A Level academic subjects; English is required for all programs and Mathematics at AS or A Level is required where Calculus is a prerequisite. For the International Baccalaureate, present the IB Diploma with English at HL or SL and meet the program prerequisites at SL or HL. For U.S.-patterned education, present a high school diploma and senior-year/Grade 12 prerequisite subjects. Some programs may require Calculus or other subject prerequisites.

How to apply

Scholarships at University of Toronto

  • Admission awards

    Official page

    Admission awards recognize academic achievement for students starting first year; U of T's future students scholarship hub states international applicants are included in automatic consideration for most admission scholarships.

  • International student scholarships

    Official page

    U of T states it offers a range of scholarships and awards to recognize outstanding international students and automatically considers admitted students, including international applicants, for most admission scholarships.

  • Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship

    Official page

    University of Toronto's largest scholarship program for international students, covering tuition, books, incidental fees and full residence support for four years.

All scholarship information on Studee is provided for guidance only. Always check the university's official scholarship page for the latest information on eligibility, award amounts, deadlines, and application requirements.

Fees

The University of Toronto outlines its tuition fees for international students, indicating an average increase of 6.35%. The university is committed to supporting international students, though specific funding options are not detailed in the context provided.

Fee information

  • Undergraduate programs

    CAD$63,000 to $75,000 per year.

  • Graduate programs

    CAD$31,000 to $85,000+ per year

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What is the cost of living near University of Toronto?

Category Cost  (in Canadian Dollar)
Rent, 1-bed apartment in city centre$2,107
Rent, 1-bed apartment outside centre$1,789
Utilities (electricity, heating, water, refuse)$131
Internet (60 Mbps unlimited)$69
Mobile phone plan (data + calls)$50· Toronto, Ontario average
Monthly public transport pass$157
Monthly grocery basket$281
Books and study supplies (monthly)$125
Coffee shop drink$6
Cinema or cultural event ticket$18
Gym membership$70

Indicative monthly costs per person.

Data sourced from livingcost.org (Crowdsourced), numbeo.com (Crowdsourced) and future.utoronto.ca (University published).

Visa requirements for the University of Toronto

Navigating the visa process is a crucial step in your study abroad journey. Make sure to seek guidance and support to ensure you meet all necessary requirements for your time at University of Toronto.

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