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Living in Graduate House is not only convenient because of the location, it is safe and fun too! Graduate and second-entry students from many faculties at U of T call this place home.
Housed in one of Toronto’s architectural landmarks, Graduate House is the only residence of U of T reserved exclusively for masters and doctoral-level students, and with second-entry professional faculties.
eligibility
Find out if you eligible to live at Graduate House.
recruitment spaces
Learn about how the Recruitment Space process works.
Applicant list
Use your GH Applicant Code to determine your place in relation to other applicants.
Central Location
We are centrally located in downtown Toronto.
On campus
We are conveniently located on campus.
trustworthy
A trustworthy team that cares about the student experience.
fully furnished
All our units come fully furnished.
All Utilities included
Electricity, water, heat, air conditioning, internet are all included in our costs.
Great ProgramMing
We offer exclusive programs and services for residents.
Amazing staff
Our staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and student-focused.
Covid-19 faq
HARBORD RESIDENCE
The Harbord Residence Project envisions a mix of single rooms and self-contained studios that would help meet the rapidly growing demand for U of T graduate student housing options.
If there are any emergency issues with the project site, please contact U of T Campus Safety at: 416-978-2323 (Non-Urgent); 416-978-2222 (Urgent). The company managing the demolition phase of the project is the Tri-Phase Group and can be contacted at: 905-823-7965.
work at graduate house
There are always new opportunities to work with us, find what’s the best position for you.
Life at graduate house
Living in Graduate House is not only convenient because of the location, it is safe and fun too!
We wish to acknowledge this land on which Graduate House and the University of Toronto operates. For thousands of years it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca and, most recently, the Mississaugas of the Credit River. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.
