[Immigration Collection] The 2019 Authoritative University Rankings in Canada Have Been Released

The annual authoritative Canadian university rankings by Maclean's have just been released! This university ranking is the only one of its kind in Canada, having been conducted by Maclean's magazine since 1991, marking 27 years of history. According to the rankings, universities are primarily categorized into three groups: Medical Doctoral, Comprehensive, and Primarily Undergraduate.

 

As Canada's most authoritative "guide to choosing a school," Maclean's magazine frequently releases various university rankings for students to reference. The criteria for this year's rankings include: student awards; student/faculty ratio; faculty awards; social sciences and humanities grants; medical/science grants; citations; total research funding; operating budget; library expenses and acquisitions; scholarships and bursaries; and student services.

 

　　University of Toronto remains the most reputable institution for the fourth consecutive year

 

Every year, Maclean's magazine ranks Canada's best universities based on surveys of university faculty, senior administrators, high school guidance counselors, and business professionals across the country. This year, in terms of reputation, the University of Toronto has once again taken the crown, marking the fourth consecutive year it has been ranked as the school with the highest reputation.

 

The top five universities are as follows:

 

1. University of Toronto;

2. University of Waterloo;

3. University of British Columbia;

4. McGill University;

5. McMaster University;

 

In addition, earlier this year, the University of Toronto was also named one of the world's top universities by global university ranking systems.

 

　　The best Primarily Undergraduate university is Mount Allison University

 

In the category of Canada's best Primarily Undergraduate universities, the title goes to Mount Allison University in New Brunswick, which has been named Canada's best Primarily Undergraduate university for the 20th time! According to Maclean's magazine, Mount Allison University is small, with only 2,000 students.

 

The top ten rankings are as follows:

 

1. Mount Allison University;

2. University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC);

3. Trent University;

Tied for 4th: Acadia University (Wolfville, Nova Scotia);

St. Francis Xavier University (Nova Scotia);

6. University of Lethbridge (Alberta);

7. Saint Mary’s University (Nova Scotia);

8. Lakehead University;

9. University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT);

10. University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI).

 

　　These two are tied for first place in the Medical Doctoral university category

 

Maclean's magazine states that universities in the Medical Doctoral category generally have a wide range of doctoral programs and all have medical schools. The top three this year are: McGill University, University of Toronto (tied for first), and University of British Columbia. It is worth mentioning that the University of Toronto has finally tied with McGill University for first place this time.

 

　The top ten rankings are as follows:

 

Tied for 1st: McGill University; University of Toronto

3. University of British Columbia (UBC);

4. McMaster University;

5. Queen’s University;

6. University of Alberta;

7. Dalhousie University;

8. Western University;

9. University of Ottawa;

10. Université de Montréal.

 

　Top ten rankings for the best Comprehensive universities

 

1. Simon Fraser University;

2. University of Victoria;

3. University of Waterloo;

4. University of Guelph;

5. Carleton University;

6. Wilfrid Laurier University;

7. Memorial University of Newfoundland;

8. University of New Brunswick;

9. York University;

10. Concordia University.

 

As is well known, Canada's education system has always been world-renowned and is highly attractive to both local and international students. When it comes to choosing a school, rankings from authoritative institutions are one of the important standards for students and parents to measure a good school.

 

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