This year's new round of the draft is in full swing, "Blue 3", "Tron 4" the little brother has you picked? According to the standards of previous years' drafts, the audience selected most of them were contestants with outstanding appearance and good singing and dancing, and this year's contestants included not only handsome men, but also many school bullies: they were from Harvard in the United States, how big they were in Canada, and Waseda in Japan...
The school grass I want to introduce to you today comes from our top canadian school - the University of Toronto. This little brother is named Yi Xuan, born in Macau, China, just look at this appearance, is a proper idol drama male protagonist. I heard that he has been doing very well since high school, with an IELTS spoken language of 8.5 and a high score of 7.5 in writing.
Such an excellent and attractive person can no wonder it can become the dream of countless young girls. The 22-year-old is an undergraduate student at the University of Toronto's St. George's Campus in Canada, majoring in architectural design and visual arts.
Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto is one of the four major traditional universities in Canada, the University of Toronto's funding, donations, national professorship awards, research publication scale and collection are ranked first among Canadian universities, and have always been in a leading position in academic and research, and are one of the only two non-American universities in the American Association of Universities. In this year's QS rankings, Canada is still ranked at the highest level by the University of Toronto.
The University of Toronto has many distinguished alumni. These include 4 Canadian prime ministers, 15 Supreme Court justices and 10 Nobel laureates, Jeffrey Skoll, one of Ebay's founders, Helen Sawyer Hogg, the first female astronaut in history, and Tak Mak, the first geneticist to successfully copy T cells. Some of the more well-known alumni in Chinese society are: Qian Weichang, Guo Yonghuai, Wu Bingzhi, Bethune, Dashan, Taiwanese supermodel Lin Chiling, Vice President of the Executive Yuan Liu Zhaoxuan and so on.
Introduction to the School of Architecture, University of Toronto
Faculty Name:
John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design John H. Daniels School of Architecture, Landscape and Design. The undergraduate program includes Bachelor of Arts (Architectural Studies) and Bachelor of Arts (Visual Studies). After graduation, both degrees are awarded. The College's mission is to educate students, train professionals and create more culturally sustainable, ecologically sustainable, and cleverly conceived environments to play a leading role for scholars.
1. Building direction
The aim of the programme is to produce a group of graduates with visual literacy and a variety of key skills to prepare them for careers in areas such as architecture, landscape, urban design and other cultural enterprises.
The study of architecture begins with an introduction to the basics of the field through design, history, and technology/computation. Helps students understand the diversity of the various graphic, writing, and computational practices that make up the field. Students in the program are required to study two years of public courses, including architectural design, history, architectural techniques, landscape design, and urban planning, before they can choose to specialize in a specific direction.
After the sophomore year, students can choose to further focus their degree by choosing one of three directions: Design or History with Theory or Technology. Students can also choose not to focus on studying courses, but can choose comprehensive professional courses, resulting in more flexibility, which allows for more flexibility to pursue professional or minor courses in other areas of the University of Toronto at the same time, customizing their own degree.
2. Visual Arts Direction
Visual Studies is one of the programs that Daniels College offers a Bachelor of Architecture (Hons) degree. The program offers a wide range of perspectives based on design, arts, and humanities through which students can gain a rich foundation in architecture, urbanism, and the visual arts. The Visual Studies program focuses on the critical understanding and production of art, conducted in a unique environment. This innovative program of study provides guidance on studio practice through lectures, studio courses, workshops, and field trips that combine critical discourse on various aspects of contemporary visual culture. Students in professional programs are interested in leaving ample room for study to pursue a wide range of other academic interests at the University of Toronto. This flexibility is a fundamental part of the program.
Application Requirements:
College entrance examination and examination results
Answer one of the following questions (250-650 words):
1. Describe the problem you are solving; intellectual, ethical, or otherwise important to you.
2. Describe the moment when you challenge a belief or idea.
3. Tell us when you learned from your failures.
4. Tell us how you express your creativity (through problem solving, innovative thinking, artistry, etc.).
Creative work requirements: 4-6 pictures, labeling: title, medium used, size, date of completion and whether it was done independently. (Architectural studies can be submitted, and the University of Toronto does not require portfolios for applications for architectural studies majors.) But visual studies must be submitted)
1 minute video, no more than 100MB in size
Language Score Requirements:
IELTS: The total score is not less than 6.5, and the individual score is not less than 6
TOEFL: The overall IBT score is not less than 100, and the writing score is not less than 22.
