What are the top five universities in Canada?

To apply for studying abroad, you must give priority to prestigious schools. So what are the good universities in Canada? What is worth applying for? Let's take a look at the top five universities in Canada.

Top five

1. University of Toronto (University of Toronto)

The University of Toronto has always been the top university that most China students dream of. The University of Toronto was founded in 1827, which can be said to be a Canadian university "if I call it the second, no one dares to call it the first".

Majors from business administration, law, medicine, engineering, computer technology, aerospace technology, urban planning, humanities to zoology, everything is first-class. Several professors won the Nobel Prize. The University of Toronto is called "Stanford University", which is equivalent to the synthesis of China, Tsinghua University and Peking University. The School of Business Administration of this school ranks among the top ten in Canada and the top in the world 100.

2. University of Guelph

Guelph University, located in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, was founded in 1964. The Ontario government passed a bill to merge Ontario Agricultural College (OAC), Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) and McDonald College to form Guelph University, which is a comprehensive public university with comprehensive education and excellent scientific research. The annual research funding of universities is 146 billion Canadian dollars, and the proportion of female students studying science in Canada is the highest, with the employment rate of 90. 15% within six months after graduation.

The University of Guelph has a scientific research tradition comparable to that of top universities, especially in biology, chemistry, computer science and environmental science. Popular majors include: Master of Science in Environmental Biology, Master of Science in Aquaculture, and Environmental Engineering.

3. Carleton University (Carleton University)

Carleton University was founded in 1942, originally initiated by YMCA of Ontario, and officially became a public university in Canada in 1957, located in the center of Ottawa, the capital of Canada. Carleton University officially awarded him the first degree in journalism and public administration on 1946.

Carlton University is a comprehensive university offering more than 65 departments, including journalism, film, mass communication, computer engineering, biochemistry, linguistics, business school and architecture. There are about 2,000 professors and lecturers and about 23,000 students, including international students and exchange professors from 147 countries.

4. Western University (University of Western Ontario)

The University of Western Ontario, founded in 1878, is a well-known public university in London, Ontario. It holds a doctor's degree in medicine and is a member of U 15 in Canada and No.4 in Canada. There are 75 buildings in the main campus. The university also owns land off campus. The university library system * * * has seven main service areas, and * * * contains more than 77 million items, including books, images and documents in electronic format. These resources constitute one of the largest research library systems in Canada.

The University of Western Ontario * * * has 12 colleges, offering courses in various disciplines from bachelor's degrees to doctoral degrees and non-degree programs, in addition to three affiliated university colleges. Richard Ivey Business School enjoys a high international reputation and is one of the two birthplaces of case law education in North America.

5. Queen's University (Queen's University)

Queen's University was founded in 184 1, named after Queen Victoria of England. Located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, it is the top public university in Canada. The university's land area in Ontario is only 166 acres (about 67 hectares), and it owns Hearst Monsykes Castle in East Sussex, southeast England, England. The castle was the seat of the Royal Observatory in Greenwich from 1957 to 1988.

The campus is full of unique Silla and Gothic revival buildings dominated by limestone. Many of these buildings are classical buildings over one hundred years old. The school offers 15 different departments, including business, medicine, law, biology, engineering, liberal arts and science, and establishes Bader British Learning Center.

Advantages of studying abroad

1. The government attaches great importance to education, which leads the world. 5.4% of GDP is spent on education, and the average subsidy for completing higher education is $20,000/person, and scientific research is $31300 million/year. The quality of scientific research ranks 4 13 in the world, and 4 universities rank before the world 100.

2. The cost of studying abroad is low and the cost performance is high. Undergraduate tuition+living expenses =1.5 ~ 200,000 RMB/year.

Almost all universities are public and well funded, so the tuition fees are relatively low.

Students can work off campus with good income.

No additional work permit is required, and the minimum wage in Ontario is about 80 RMB/hour.

3. Good social security, developed economy and welfare country. Free medical care, endowment insurance, endowment insurance, unemployment insurance, minimum living guarantee, milk money, government student loan. Multicultural, tolerant and friendly, external: good international reputation, internal: no racial discrimination, low crime rate, safe study abroad, no possession of short guns.

4. The immigration policy is flexible, and international students will be employed in Canada for a long time after graduation: they can get a three-year work visa after graduation.

International students immigrate to Canada after graduation: CEC immigrants from the federal government and PNP immigrants from the provincial government.