Vacations are over and it is sad
when you have to wake up in the morning so early. I know it is always hard to
pull that comfy blanket over you when the clock just strikes 7:00 AM ‘coz I too
am the victim of it. Meanwhile, your bed reciprocates in a manner of a secret
admirer who always calls you back when you are about to leave forever (Wait,
you can’t just leave your bed...forever.) Well, sorry I am not going to help
you out in this, you just have to change your routine by yourself.
I-Am-Feeling-Like-A-Free-Spirited. *wink*
On a point, some of you are going
to start their high-school while others are thinking to enroll in a university
of their choice. And when you are admitted to a university, studying your future
profession easily, then your campus and learning become zestful and delightful
for you. As QS World University Rankings for 2018 are here, of which Canada’s
four universities are among top 100 and nine universities are enlisted in top
300. But before that read about the following top 10 universities of Canada and
set your mind for the great future ahead.
Surrounded by Queen’s Park,
University of Toronto once again hitched the McGill University and stands
before it on the spot 31st this year globally. This university was
founded by the members of Royal Charter in 1827 by the name of King’s College.
The university allows a total of 88,700 students in its three campuses in the
city. Majorly, known for its research work for the discoveries of insulin and
stem cells.
Canada’s most prestigious
university is located in Montreal, stands on 32nd this year on the
ranking. It was founded in 1821. It has approx. 40, 500 students with 25%
international students in it. Every year the university offers the opportunity
for international students from 150 countries. Known for its 50 Research
Centers, allowing the highest number of Ph.D. students, the university also has
a maximum of Rhodes Scholars (142) and Noble Prize winner (12) in comparison
with other Canadian Universities.
The university was established in
1908 in combination with McGill University but soon it obtained its independent
face as a University of British Columbia in 1915. It stands on the 51st
position this year globally but considers as a third-highest university in a
country. The university presents in Vancouver and Kelowna, offering a place for
62,900 students, included in it 14,434 international students from 162
countries.
Located in Edmonton, the
university was founded in 1908. It is ranked on 90th position
alongside Korea University, South Korea. In a Canada, it is listed in top 5
Canadian universities. This public research university offers 37,830 students
from a total of 143 countries. It blesses Alberta’s economy by contributing
CA$12.3 billion annually.
This topmost French-speaking
university was founded in 1878, making its position on number 130th
this year internationally. Not only that but the university is among the top 10
employers in the Montreal region. Its main campus is located near Mont-Royal
towards the northern slope. The university plays brilliantly its role in
research faculty and its research profits are beyond half a billion dollars.
This year, McMaster University
stands on 140th place. This was first established in 1887 in Toronto
but soon it moved in Hamilton in 1930. Its main campus is located in the
neighboring residential areas of Ainslie Wood and Westdale, alongside Hamilton's
Royal Botanical Gardens. Majorly, known for its Medical school, it also
provides 70 research centers and institutions.
Named after the Waterloo Park as
it stands near it, University of Waterloo is the youngest one among all for the
reason that it was established in 1957. It is present in Ontario and is ranked
on 152nd position universally this year. To present date, it has
approx. 36,670 enrolled students, of which 37% are non-Canadian.
It provides highly prestigious
academic experience; Western University occupies a position of 210th
in the world this year along with University of Antwerp, Belgium. Present in
London, Ontario it was founded in 1878 and formerly known as University of
Western Ontario. It has currently 28,800 students studying.
The university was established as
the Calgary branch of the University of Alberta in 1944 and became an
independent university in 1966. In this year, it is ranked 217th in
the world. However, it still is in the top 10 universities of Canada. It is
divided into five campuses, of which one is present in Qatar. It is a place of
various outstanding inventions of time including the neurochip.
It a public research university
in Kingston, founded in 1841, the oldest university anteceding the foundation
of Canada after 26 years. Many famous people had studied in the university and
including among its prominent alumni are Elon Musk Gordon Nixon etc. As per
this date, it has 22,461 students currently studying there in which 10% are
international students.
11.
Simon Fraser University: 245th
(joint)
12.
Dalhousie University: 279th (joint)
13.
University of Ottawa: 289th (joint)
14.
University of Victoria: 346th (joint)
15.
Laval University: 378th
16.
Concordia University: 431-440
17.
York University: 441-450
18.
University of Saskatchewan: 451-460
19.
University of Guelph: 491-500
20.
Université du Québec: 501-550
21.
University of Manitoba: 551-600
22.
Université de Sherbrooke: 601-650
23.
Carleton University: 651-700
24.
University of Windsor: 651-700
25.
Memorial University of Newfoundland: 701-750
26.
Ryerson University: 801-1000
Undoubtedly, Canada is also good
in academic point of view. I hope the article finds important to you in
choosing the right university for your career. Do click on the articles
relating to the dorm room ideas and befriending with your roommates. Happy
Studying!
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