U of T Course Lists – Fall, Summer, Winter

To make things easier when you’re searching for your course booklist, please use the dropdown menu (on the right, at the top) and choose your location or click on the links below:

University of Toronto, downtown location, St. George Campus (the U of T Bookstore is located in the Koffler Students Centre)

University of Toronto Mississauga – Mississauga Campus (the bookstore is located in the south building)

University of Toronto Scarborough – Scarborough Campus (the bookstore is located in the Bladen Wing)

University of Toronto, Victoria Campus (the bookstore is located in the Old Vic building)

STUDENTS: If you don’t see your course listed here then we are yet to receive the required and optional reading book lists from your Professor/Faculty. Please contact them directly to find out what textbooks you will need for your courses.

FACULTY & Staff: If you’re Faculty and want to get your course books for sale in store and online please E-MAIL your SENIOR COURSE MATERIALS COORDINATOR directly ASAP.

When is the best time to get books for my program?
ASAP - ensure you get one and there are "rush" periods. As soon as you know, you can order online or order online for pick-up. Or you can come into the store and get what you need. There are staff that can help!
Why aren't my books listed?
If you don't see your course listed here then we are yet to receive the required and optional reading book lists from your Professor/Faculty. Please contact them directly to find out what textbooks you will need for your courses. They can order here.
What do I do if I need help?
There’s an information desk in store or you can call (416) 640-5840 for more information. During peak times, there may be a long wait. You can also email
Are used textbooks available online?
If we have used textbooks they are listed online as well.
When can I sell my textbooks back? Do you take all textbooks back?
We pay up to 50% of the new book price for used textbooks all year. We take the books back where there is demand. You can check the buyback section to see how much your textbooks are worth.