Recently, Times Higher Education released the 2015 Global University Employment Rankings, with the University of Toronto in Canada ranking 10, ahead of institutions from countries and regions such as France, Germany, and Japan.
This survey was conducted in collaboration with the French human resources consulting firm Emerging and the major German research institution Trendence, interviewing 4,600 recruitment and administrative personnel from over 20 countries and regions worldwide. The report lists important factors that attract global employers to universities, including faculty quality, research facilities, academic performance, students' international perspectives, university reputation, and graduate experience.
In the rankings, the University of Toronto placed 10. Other notable Canadian universities on the list include McGill University, the University of British Columbia, Université de Montréal, McMaster University, and the University of Alberta.
University of Toronto (Ranked 10)
Founded in 1827, the University of Toronto has developed into a world-renowned research university with a main campus in St. George and two satellite campuses in Mississauga and Scarborough. The University of Toronto has consistently been at the forefront of academia and research, publishing the second-highest number of research papers in North America, following Harvard University, and ranking among the top five in citations worldwide.
McGill University (Ranked 21)
Established in 1821, McGill University is the oldest of the four founding universities in Canada and has maintained a prestigious international reputation for over a century, known for its high standards in teaching and research, often referred to as the "Harvard of the North" (or "Canadian Harvard"). Additionally, McGill's medical doctoral program ranks first in Canada, with a highest world ranking of 12 (QS 2008).
University of British Columbia (Ranked 39)
Founded in 1908, the University of British Columbia has developed into a prestigious institution in Canada and one of the world's leading comprehensive universities. It ranks third in North America for the number of companies established based on research outcomes, following the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University. The University of British Columbia has been ranked second among doctoral universities in Canada for several consecutive years by the authoritative magazine Maclean's.
Université de Montréal (Ranked 44)
Founded in 1878, Université de Montréal is the largest French-language institution in the world. The university has a main campus and 2 world-renowned affiliated colleges—the Faculty of Engineering and the Business School—offering over 270 graduate programs. The university's rigorous academic environment has produced a large number of social elites, with various academic research achievements ranking second in Canada overall.
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