Review on University of Toronto by Regina M_va

Hello, everybody. Today I will share with you some information about a public research university located in Toronto. This university is quite old, since it was founded back in 1827 as King's College. At that time, it was the first higher education institution in Upper Canada. Subsequently, becoming a secular institution, in 1850 it received its current name.



The University itself consists of 11 colleges and operates 2 suburban campuses, in addition to this, the University of Toronto includes more than 700 undergraduate and 200 master's programs. The university is known for its programs in literary criticism, communication theory, insulin and stem cell research, the first artificial pacemaker, and the site of the first successful lung and nerve transplant. In addition to all this, the University of Toronto has made major progress in the development of deep learning, neural network, multi-touch technology and much more.



At the University of Toronto, you get tremendous opportunities to learn from wonderful and outstanding thinkers and teachers. Students who graduate from this university have a positive impact on our world by offering ideas, innovations, and of course, action.



The University of Toronto's mission is to help to develop an academic community where scholarships and tuition will flourish based on the principles of equal opportunity, equity and fairness.



I also want to highlight the University of Toronto Alumni Association, which is an integral part of the University of Toronto community. The University of Toronto Alumni Association helps and maintains alumni connections with the university, based on the principle of helping to advance the interests of the university. They have invested in both infrastructure and scholarships and awards.



Finally, I want to add that the University of Toronto maintains the world's large concentration of biotech companies. They are also assisted in this by a research park called the MaRS Discovery District. This park is engaged in technology transfer to both commercial and university enterprises.



The University of Toronto has so far discovered 159 inventions and has worked with 114 startups The University of Toronto offers students good opportunities and interesting educational work, where any ideas, diversity, plans in all its forms are assessed. This university strives to create a work environment that attracts excellent employees, focusing on a unique organizational culture, competitive pay and of course career opportunities.