How about Concordia University in Canada?

Concordia is not a top school, but it is definitely a well-known university in Canada. This school is famous for its solid academic requirements for students, and it is relatively difficult to graduate from it. The School of Business is his trump card. It is the first university in Canada to be listed as the "World Elite School of Business (AACSB)" and ranks among the world's first-class schools. The School of Engineering is also good. It is one of the few large engineering schools in Canada. I heard that although this school is a little more difficult to study, the employment rate after graduation is still very guaranteed. The other is the Film Academy, which has produced many celebrities, including alumni of various industry awards such as Oscars and Golden Horse Awards. It has been named one of the top ten outstanding film schools in the world by authoritative magazines.

Since its establishment 40 years ago through the merger of colleges and universities, Connaught University has been located in Montreal, the second largest city in Canada, and is one of the only two English-speaking universities in the city. Therefore, it has a very sufficient student supply and is developing rapidly. The pace is extremely fast, and the high-efficiency talent output in recent decades has a lot to do with his strict requirements for students. This school is a "president" production school. According to the ranking of Paris Miners, the school ranks 33rd in the world in terms of CEO output of "Fortune 500 companies". It is said that nearly half of the CEOs of Fortune 500 companies in Canada are Is a graduate of this school. Judging from these data, it is a very good university, and its development momentum in the next few decades should be very good. Outstanding alumni include but are not limited to:

Gerald T. McCaughey: President of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.

Darren Entwistle: President of Canada's second largest telecommunications company (TELUS).

Dominic D’Alessandro: President of MANULIFE, Canada’s largest insurance company.

André Desmarais: President of Power Corporation of Canada, Canada's largest financial group.

Gregory Wilkins: President of BARRICK GOLD, the world's largest gold mining company.

Miroslav Misina: Vice President of Bank of Montreal (BMO) Capital Marckets.

Claudio Vissa: North America Vice President of Hydropower and Dams at AECOM Group, a Fortune 500 company and the number one construction company in terms of wealth.

Avtar Pall: Founder and president of Pall Dynamics Ltd., an internationally renowned anti-seismic structural friction damper company.

Mireille Gingras: Neurobiologist, President of Huya Bio International in the United States.

Richard Pound: Former Chairman of the World Anti-Doping Organization, former Vice Chairman of the Olympic Committee, and former President of McGill University.

Georges Vanier: Former Governor General of Canada.

Gordon O'Connor: Former Canadian Minister of National Finance and Canadian Minister of Defense.

John C. Major: Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada.

Mykola Plaviuk: Former Chairman of the People's Republic of Ukraine.

Rosie Douglas: Former Prime Minister of the Dominican Republic.