Ryerson University

About The University

350 Victoria St, Toronto, ON M5B 2K3, Canada

Established post World War II in 1948, The Ryerson Institute of Technology was a result of demand for skilled tradespeople in Ontario, Canada. They had 250 enrolled students in the first year with courses in photography, costume design, and architecture. The title 'polytechnic' was given to Ryerson for their varied program options in 1963. After the Lake Devo construction, the campus grew with the number of enrolled students reaching up to 10,000. With excellent academics and research in 1993, Ryerson Polytechnic received the university rank. The university reached the current title 'Ryerson University' in 2002.

The Ryerson University is on the historical site that housed the first teacher's college called the Toronto Normal School. Ryerson's located in the heart of Toronto. Toronto is among the world's top seven cities to live in. Here, the students are given this opportunity to connect with world leaders in government, business, culture, and healthcare at the campus' doorstep. Also, the campus houses the Ted Rogers School of Management, Faculty of Communication & Design, Faculty of Community Services, Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science, Faculty of Science, The Chang School of Continuing Education and Digital Media Zone (DMZ).

 

Other Details:

Name	Ryerson University
DLI #	O19395677651
Country	Canada
Address	350 Victoria St, Toronto, ON M5B 2K3, Canada
Email	blesser@ryerson.ca
Phone	(416) 979-5000
Website	Website
Established Year	1948
Ranking	# 24
Total Students	1499
Total International Students	256
Male/Female Ratio	1 : 1.38
UG/PG Course Ratio	1 : 0.88
Faculty/Student Ratio	1 : 28.0
Endowments Value	CAD 125 million
Yearly Hostel Expense	INR 5.7 Lakh
International Student Website	Link
Wikipedia Link	Link