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Medicine Youth Summer Program (Med YSP) – UofT

Run by University of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine

Who can apply: Grades 10–12 (Grade 9 eligible for the microbiology module); open to students across Canada. Tuition applies (~$1,700 per module)

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Has a fee
~$1,700 per module
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

FORMAT
Summer programs
DURATION
1 week per module (July)
GRADES
Grades 10–12
LOCATION
Toronto (in-person, UofT St. George campus)

Who can apply

Grades 10–12 (Grade 9 eligible for the microbiology module); open to students across Canada. Tuition applies (~$1,700 per module)

About this program

Postponed: U of T states Med YSP is pushed to Summer 2027. The program runs hands-on medical modules (human physiology, microbiology) with labs, lectures and discussions for high school students, open to Canadian and international applicants.