OISE is the University of Toronto’s graduate school of education, housed in a landmark building above St. George subway station on Bloor Street West.
At a glance
The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) serves as the graduate school of education for the University of Toronto. Its primary location sits prominently at 252 Bloor Street West, directly above the St. George subway station on the university’s St. George campus.
History
OISE operates as an integral part of the University of Toronto, functioning as the institution’s dedicated graduate school for education studies and research.
What you see
The main building occupies a prominent position above the St. George subway station, making it easily accessible by public transit. The OISE-affiliated Jackman Institute of Child Study operates from nearby premises at 45 Walmer Street.
Cultural significance
OISE represents a major center for education research and graduate training in Canada. Its location on the St. George campus places it within the heart of Toronto’s academic and cultural district.
Key facts
- Country: Canada
- City: Toronto
- Address: 252 Bloor Street West
- Coordinates: 43.66811892, −79.39845493
- Affiliated institution: Jackman Institute of Child Study (45 Walmer Street)
- Additional campus: University of Toronto Mississauga (language and literacies education program)
Practical information & getting there
OISE’s main building can be reached directly via the St. George subway station on the Bloor-Yonge line. The Jackman Institute is located a short walk away on Walmer Street. Visit during regular business hours for inquiries about graduate programs and educational research.
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