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We all know that Canada has many top-ranked universities in the world, but do you know where these studies are located? The following is a brief introduction for you by E-Canada School. There are 10 provinces in Canada, among which the top 5 universities are in Ontario (University of Toronto and McMaster University), British Columbia (University of British Columbia), Alberta (University of Alberta), With Quebec (McGill University).

Canada's top universities are in BC, Asia, Ontario and Quebec. Among them, universities in Ontario are relatively dense, relatively speaking, there are more top universities than other provinces. This is also related to Canada's geographical environment. Whether it is climate, economy or various aspects, Ontario is more attractive to immigrants and residence than other provinces. In addition, Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is also in Ontario.

Now we will briefly introduce 21 universities in Ontario.

1. University of Toronto

2. McMaster University

3. Waterloo University

4. Western University

5. Queen's University

6. University of Ottawa

7. York University

8. University of Guelph

9. Carleton University

10. University of Windsor

11. Ryerson University

12. Brock University

13. Wilfrid Laurier University

14. Ontario Tech University

15. OCAD University

16. Lakehead University

17. Trent University

18. Laurentian University

19. Nipisising University

20. Algoma university

21. Royal Military College of Canada

1. University of Toronto

The University of Toronto was founded in 1827, and it can be said to be a university in Canada that "if I call second, nobody dares to call first." The majors range from business management, law, medicine, engineering, computer technology, aerospace technology, urban planning, humanities to zoology, and are first-rate in everything. Several professors have won the Nobel Prize and the University of Toronto is known as It is "Stanford University of Canada", which is equivalent to the complex of Tsinghua University and Peking University in China. The school's School of Business Administration ranks among the top 10 in Canada and the top 100 in the world.

2. McMaster University

Founded in 1887, it is a public research university located in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. The world's top 75 is recognized as the world's most research-intensive university. Frequent scientific research activities have led researchers to attract more foreign investment in research than universities provide. Just last year, McMaster University's research and development of a vaccine against tuberculosis received a federal funding of 3.6 million Canadian dollars.

3. University of Waterloo

The University of Waterloo was founded in 1959, and it has become a world-renowned school in only a few decades. Among the eight American universities and five Canadian universities that Microsoft has given priority to graduates, the University of Waterloo tops the list. Waterloo graduates currently working at Microsoft account for 50% of Microsoft ’s total employees.

The number school of the university is the only number school in Canada and the largest number school in the world. Popular majors include: computer science, actuarial science, computer engineering, business management and mathematics double degree, environmental engineering, etc.

4. Western University

A famous public doctoral medical university located in London, Ontario, was established in 1878. There are 7 libraries and 75 buildings, and 12 colleges, offering degrees from bachelor to doctorate. Richard Effie Business School has a high international reputation. The university ’s sports facility can accommodate 8,000 spectators at the TD Waterhouse Stadium. The University of Western Ontario will support academic staff through cooperation, communication and services.

5. Queen's University

Queen's University is a public research university named after Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom and is located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Founded in 1841, it is recognized as one of Canada's top universities. Many university buildings are over 100 years old. Special academic advantages such as physics, cancer research, geological engineering, data analysis and sociology history graduates can have outstanding achievements in related fields.

6. University of Ottawa

This is a research university located in the Canadian capital of Ottawa. There are more than 450 courses in 10 colleges, sponsoring about 60 million Canadian dollars in scholarships and grants to students every year. The first and largest French immersion course university. The largest law school in Canada. Member of the U15 Research University of Canada.

7. York University

York University was founded in 1959 and now has more than 40,000 students. Universities can award bachelor and master degrees, and offer professional courses in accounting, economics, marketing, international trade, music, psychology, chemistry, drama, philosophy, etc. The school has long been known for majors in business administration, liberal arts, computer science, and social science. Its Schulich Business School ranks first in Canada in the "Wall Street Journal" global business school ranking; its computer majors, both in terms of facilities and teaching quality, are among the best in Canada.

8. University of Guelph

The University of Guelph was established in 1964. The University of Guelph is a comprehensive public university with a comprehensive education in the middle of Canada. It is formed by the merger of three major colleges, namely Macdonald Institute (Macdonald Institute), Ontario Agricultural College (OAC) and Ontario College of Veterinary Medicine. The university ’s open and friendly campus is a combination of classic and modern architecture. Guelph University has a tradition of scientific research comparable to that of top universities. Its biology, chemistry, computer, environmental science and other science and engineering majors are particularly strong.

9. Carleton University

Carleton University was built in 1942 and is located in the unrestricted Algonquin area beside the historic Rideau Canal, which is a World Heritage Site verified by the United Nations Organization. Carlton University is most prominent in the fields of journalism, public relations, international public relations, architecture and high technology. Its students benefit from interdisciplinary, active, and manual teaching and research methods. The school has close cooperation with the government, other universities and private institutions.

10. University of Windsor

The University of Windsor was founded by 4 colleges in 1963, and now offers 190 undergraduate courses, 65 graduate courses and 6 professional courses. In 2012, over 100 million yuan was used to establish the Engineering Innovation Center and the campus in the city center was also completed in 2015. Windsor University has a friendly campus environment, a strong academic atmosphere, and the convenience of all major cities. Windsor is known as the "capital of Canada's automotive industry" and is also home to the three largest Canadian car manufacturing companies and hundreds of high-tech companies.

11. Ryerson University

Ryerson is a public university founded in 1948 and located in the most prosperous city center of Toronto. From the award-winning student learning center to the upcoming multifunctional Daphne Cockwell Health Sciences Complex, the university is committed to building better campuses to upgrade school equipment. Ryerson University is supported by a group of dedicated professionals to ensure the university ’s reputation and maintain student-centered higher education.

12. Brock University

Brook University is located in the center of Niagara Peninsula, a public research university in St. Catharines. It is the only university in Canada within the World Biosphere Reserve Network. With more than 19,000 students, it provides a unique academic experience. Brooke University ’s paid internship program ranks fifth in Canada and third in Ontario until 2011.

13. Wilfrid Laurier University

Founded in 1911, it is a famous public university in Canada. It is located in Waterloo, Ontario, and is the most prosperous area in southwestern Ontario. Laurel University has 7 faculties and provides full-time and part-time undergraduate and graduate programs for more than 12,000 students. The University opens the College of Arts, the College of Science, the College of Music, the College of Education, the College of Business and Economics, of which the Business School is one of the largest and most prestigious business schools in Canada and the largest paid intern business school.

14. Ontario Tech University

It is the only university in Ontario based on laptop teaching. As soon as every student enters the school, he will get an IBM laptop of the latest model.

Majors offered: In addition to business majors such as accounting, e-commerce, finance, human resource management, and marketing, many practical and innovative majors have also been established, such as information security technology majors, game design and entrepreneurship, health sciences, energy and Environment, etc.

15. OCAD University Ontario University of Art and Design

OCAD University, also known as Ontario University of Art and Design, is a public university located in the city of Toronto. Ontario University of Art and Design has a long history and the largest Italian art and design education institution. The university's pioneering practices, methods, and understanding of practice-based research have been gaining momentum. In addition, OCAD University continues to sponsor more research in the fields of social sciences and humanities as well as science and engineering through traditional scholarships.

16. Lakehead University

Lakehead University is a public research university located in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. It has another campus in Orillia. The school was founded in 1946. The school is close to Lake Superior, one of the Great Lakes. The university is in the city center and has a natural educational environment and laboratories.

17. Trent University

Trent University is a public university located in Petersburg, founded in 1964. For 19 years, it has been the university that provides the most scholarships and bursaries among Canadian universities. Trent University is a famous undergraduate university in Canada. The most prominent researches are DNA research, psychology, ecology and water quality research. In order to allow professors to better engage in teaching, Trent maintained a small-scale teaching model.

18. Laurentian University

Laurentian University was founded in 1960 and is a bilingual university in Sudbury, Ontario. The university offers a wide range of bachelor, master and doctoral degree programs. It has the newly established Ontario Northern Medical College, McEwan College of Architecture, Goodman School of Mining and Environmental College. There is a world-class research level SNOLAB laboratory (Sudbury Neutrino Observation Laboratory).

19. Nipisising University

Nipissing University is a public liberal arts college located in North Bay, Ontario. In 992, the right to confer a bachelor's degree from Nipissing University became the newest university in Canada with degree conferring authority. The university is known for providing personalized student teaching, has supportive and easy-to-access professors, small classes, provides research opportunities for undergraduates, and some of the best accommodation in Canada.

20. Algoma university

The University of Algoma was founded in 1965 and is in Sault Ste. Marie. It is a public university with only undergraduate courses. Specializing in liberal arts, science and professional degree courses. Small class teaching and caring education, each project of the school provides paid internships, and students get work experience before graduation.

21. Royal Military College of Canada

Royal Canadian Military Academy is abbreviated as RMC. It is a military academy of the Canadian Army founded in 1876 and a university with a military officer degree. The Degrees Act of the Royal Canadian Military Academy in 1959 authorized the college to award art, science and engineering degrees. Provide undergraduate and graduate level courses. The mission of RMC is to educate, train and develop officer trainees to provide effective services in the Canadian Armed Forces (Royal Canadian Air Force, Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Army).

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