Office of the Vice-President, International

The Office of the Vice-President, International sets the strategic vision for internationalization at the University of Toronto. Our goal is to deepen our global impact, working with faculty, students, and staff across our community and to engage in meaningful reciprocal partnerships around the world.

News, Announcements & Global Impact

U of T’s Geoffrey Hinton receives Nobel medal, diploma at Stockholm ceremony

U of T ranked world’s most sustainable university for second year in a row

Unearthing Heavy Risks: U of T Scholars Tackle Soil and Health Challenges in Ghana’s Whin Valley

Regional Engagement

The University of Toronto is deepening and diversifying its global presence through well-defined, distinct regional strategies to foster mutually beneficial global partnerships. 

Members of UofT Office of the Vice-President International standing and smiling with international students

Faculty Support

U of T’s faculty members  have partnerships with colleagues in nearly every country around the world and bring a wealth of global experiences to our campuses. The Office of the Vice-President, International is committed to supporting our faculty with funding opportunities, partnership opportunities and supportive resources to grow their international collaborations. 

Students

The International portfolio supports international students as well as all students seeking international or learning-abroad experiences through U of T’s Centre for International Experience, together with the International Education Centre at the University of Toronto, Mississauga, and the International Office at the University of Toronto Scarborough. There are a range of programs, opportunities and services available to students.

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Opportunities & Resources

The Office of the Vice President, International and the Centre for International Experience deliver a wide range of programs and opportunities that support the international research, teaching, and learning goals of the U of T community.  While most are available to faculty, we also offer some opportunities for staff and for students.

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