About Ryerson University

Ryerson University is on a path to become Canada's leading comprehensive innovation university. An urban institution in the heart of Toronto, Ryerson is committed to serve societal needs and engage its diverse community. A combination of theory and professional learning provides graduate and undergraduate education that is distinct from other universities. That difference is reflected in the program mix and the reinforcement of classroom lectures with formal contact with business and industry, laboratory work, field trips and work experience in the professional community. Innovation and entrepreneurship are an important focus, supported by Ryerson's unique zone learning model. The model enables students to gain first-hand, practical experience in creating an initiative or venture with potential for social or economic impact from the ground up. Ryerson offers a vast selection of undergraduate, master's and PhD programs in seven faculties - Arts; The Creative School; Community Services; Engineering and Architectural Science; Science; the Ted Rogers School of Management; and the Lincoln Alexander School of Law; as well as in the Yeates School of Graduate Studies. The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education is Canada's largest, with 70,000 registrations annually. Ryerson is helping to reshape downtown Toronto with campus developments that include the Daphne Cockwell Health Sciences Complex, the Centre for Urban Innovation; Mattamy Athletic Centre at the Gardens, the Sheldon and Tracy Levy Student Learning Centre, and the Ryerson Image Centre. The university also enjoys a reputation for collaboration with community and industrial partners in the pursuit of its research objectives. Strategic research themes include: urban innovation; justice, equity and society; culture and creativity; work, skills, industry; health and well-being; and technology and intelligent systems.

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