In addition to the campus-based research enterprise, there are nine research hospitals within 2 km with approximately 5,000 principal investigators and research budgets totalling about $1 billion (CAD) a year.
The University of Toronto (U of T) receives more funding from the three federal granting agencies than any other Canadian university. With our hospital partners, U of T is Canada's leading research enterprise and the third largest in North America.
State-of-the-art research facilities are available on campus and at several affiliated teaching hospitals and institutes:
MD/PhD Students can do their PhD in any graduate department or institute within the School of Graduate Studies.
MD/PhD students are enrolled in programs across the university, including the faculties of Public Health, Medicine and Applied Science and Engineering:
In addition to the programs offered through the graduate departments, centres and institutes, unique collaborative programs are also available. These innovative programs emerge from the cooperation between two or more graduate units, providing you with a broader base to explore a novel interdisciplinary area or a special development in a particular discipline, to complement your degree studies.
Examples of such programs associated with the Faculty of Medicine include:
A complete listing of collaborative programs can be found at the School of Graduate Studies.