A List of Universities in Canada: 

Nowadays, it is essential to obtain a higher education. Why? If you are qualified, many doors of opportunity will open for you and you will be equipped with the right knowledge to climb the corporate ladder of success.

The important part is choosing the best higher educational institution for your degree.

Do you want a world recognized degree that will make your resume look impressive to future employers? Canada can help you out.

26 of Canada’s universities are featured among the best in the world according to 2018 QS World University Rankings. We reveal the full list of universities where you can study in Canada, below.  

Starting With the Top 10 Universities in Canada:

1. University of Toronto, Toronto City
2. McGill University, Montreal
3. University of British Columbia, Vancouver
4. University of Alberta, Edmonton
5. Universite’ de Montreal, Montreal City
6. McMaster University, Hamilton
7. University of Waterloo, Waterloo City
8. Western University, City of London
9. University of Calgary, Calgary City
10. Queen’s University, Kingston

The Remaining Top Universities Where You Can Enroll to Study in Canada:

11. Simon Fraser University, Greater Vancouver
12. Dalhousie University, Halifax
13. University of Ottawa, City of Ottawa
14. University of Victoria, Greater Victoria
15. Laval University, Quebec City
16. Concordia University, Montreal
17. York University, Toronto
18. University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
19. University of Guelph, Guelph City
20. Universite du Quebec, Montreal
21. University of Manitoba, Winnipeg
22. University de Sherbrooke, Quebec City
23. Carleton University, Ottawa
24. University of Windsor, Windsor City
25. Memorial University of Newfoundland, St.John’s
26. Ryerson University, Toronto

Need more options? Here are other great Canadian Universities to choose from:

27. Acadia University: Wolfville
28. Ambrose University: Calgary
29. Aurora College: Forth Smith
30. Bishop's University: Sherbrooke
31. Brandon University: Brandon
32. British Columbia Institute of Technology: Burnaby
33. Brock University: St. Catharines
34. Campion College at the University of Regina: Regina
35. Canadian Mennonite University: Winnipeg
36. Canadian University College: Lacombe
37. Cape Breton University: Sydney
38. Capilano University: North Vancouver
39. Collège militaire royal du Canada: Kingston
40. College of the North Atlantic: Stephenville
41. Collège Universitaire de Saint-Boniface: Saint Boniface
42. Collège Universitaire Dominicain: Ottawa
43. Crandall University: Moncton
44. École de Technologie Supérieure: Montréal
45. École Nationale d'Administration Publique: Québec City
46. École Polytechnique de Montréal: Montréal
47. Emily Carr University of Art and Design: Vancouver
48. First Nations University of Canada: Regina
49. Grant MacEwan University: Edmonton
50. HEC Montréal: Montreal
51. Kingswood University: Sussex
52. Kwantlen Polytechnic University: Surrey
53. Lakehead University: Thunder Bay
54. Laurentian University: Sudbury
55. Luther College: Regina
56. Mount Allison University: Sackville
57. Mount Royal University: Calgary
58. Mount Saint Vincent University: Halifax
59. Nicola Valley Institute of Technology: Merritt
60. Nipissing University: North Bay
61. Northern Alberta Institute of Technology: Edmonton
62. NSCAD University: Halifax
63. OCAD University: Toronto
64. Redeemer University College: Ancaster
65. Royal Roads University: Victoria
66. Saint Mary's University: Halifax
67. SAIT Polytechnic: Calgary
68. Mary's University College: Calgary
69. Stephen's University: St. Stephen
70. Thomas More College: Saskatoon
71. Thomas University: Fredericton
72. Francis Xavier University: Antigonish
73. The King's University College: Edmonton
74. The University of Western Ontario: London
75. Thompson Rivers University: Kamloops
76. Trent University: Peterborough
77. Trinity Western University: Langley
78. Université de Moncton: Moncton
79. Université du Québec à Chicoutimi: Chicoutimi
80. Université du Québec à Montréal: Montréal
81. Université du Québec à Rimouski: Rimouski
82. Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières: Trois-Rivières
83. Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue: Rouyn-Noranda
84. Université du Québec en Outaouais: Gatineau
85. Université Sainte-Anne: Pointe de l'Église
86. University of King's College: Halifax
87. University of Lethbridge: Lethbridge
88. University of New Brunswick: Fredericton
89. University of Northern British Columbia: Prince George
90. University of Ontario Institute of Technology: Oshawa
91. University of Prince Edward Island: Charlottetown
92. University of Regina: Regina
93. University of the Fraser Valley: Abbotsford
94. University of Winnipeg: Winnipeg
95. Vancouver Island University: Nanaimo
96. Wilfrid Laurier University: Waterloo
97. Yorkville University: Fredericton

Did You Know?

• Influential people like the previous president-elect, Hillary Clinton, actress Nina Dobrev and actor, Donald Sutherland chose to study in Canada;
• Ontario is the Canadian province with the most public universities - 22 to be exact;
• Canadian universities offer scholarships to international students to make it easier to study in Canada;
• If you study in Canada and have children, they can go to a Canadian primary and secondary public school for free;
• You can get up to 25 points for your education in the Comprehensive Ranking System if you obtain a degree and want to continue to live in Canada after your studies; and
• Since the so called ‘Trump-Bump’, some Canadian universities experienced a 25% increase in international students who prefer to study in Canada.

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