Top Universities in Canada for MS

Canada is known to offer high-quality education at affordable tuition fees with globally recognised degrees. It not only offers an excellent quality of life but rewarding post-study work opportunities for international students. Also, most of the universities in Canada are members of the U15 group.

The University of Toronto is one of the greatest publicly funded research universities in Canada. Ranked 11th in Global Employability and 34th in the QS World University Rankings. It is also positioned in a celebrated city where knowledge meets achievement, history meets the future, and ambitions meet inspiration.

The three campuses of the universities are Scarborough with a stunning natural setting, St. George which is the intellectual and architectural heart of downtown Toronto and Mississauga which is a hub for research and experiential learning. It offers nearly 175 research and professional master’s programs across more than 80 departments. It has become go to university for great learning in fields such as Architecture, Engineering, Business programs, etc.

McGill University (“McGill”) is one of Canada's best publicly funded universities founded in 1821. It has the highest international student proportion of any other Canadian university. It is ranked 31st in the QS World University Rankings. McGill is recognised across the globe for the excellence of its academic and research programs. 
It is the only university that is a part of the Global University Leaders Forum (GULF). Also, the most popular courses at McGill are Medicine and Health Science, Engineering, Arts, and Business.

University of British Columbia, Vancouver (“UBC”) is a world-leading centre of teaching, learning, and research excellence. It is one of the top 20 public universities in the world. The university has two campuses; one is in Vancouver and Okanogan. The University of British Columbia is one of the most popular universities among international students.
Also, UBC ranked number one in Canada for business studies and nearly 60% of students were secure a job within 90 days After the completion of their courses.

The University of Alberta is a publicly funded university located in Edmonton, it is one of the top 5 Canadian universities and one of the top 150 in the world. It offers more than 500 graduate programs with 250 specialisations and 300 research areas. Also, it is ranked 110 in the QS World University Rankings.
The university is a major economic driver in Alberta. It has five lucrative campuses: four in Edmonton and one in Camrose. As a province, it has the highest income of an Induvial person.

The University of Montreal is publicly funded and ranked number one in Quebec, 4th in Canada, and 116th in the QS World University Rankings. It has one of the highest numbers of international students enrolled in graduate studies.
It also offers a master’s program in both French and English language. The University of Montreal has renewed graduate programs such as Biology, Education, Arts, Pharmacy, and Health Care.

McMaster University is globally renowned for its innovative educational programs like – Engineering, Health Sciences, Business, and Humanities. It offers master’s degrees in more than 100 programs under six major faculties. It is ranked 85th in the world and 4th in Canada.
Clinical and Health programs at McMasters university are popular courses and continue to stay top along with the country’s Top 50 Research Intensive Universities for graduate students and faculty members.

The University of Waterloo is ranked 1 for computer science and engineering and mathematics. From having 74 engineering students to 42,000 and above students on campus. It has also ranked number one in experimental learning and co-op education. The University of Waterloo is the only university in the world to receive 5 stars in employability, teaching, and research.
Additionally, it is ranked 2nd in Canada for social and economic impact based on the United Nation’s SDGs.