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Queen’s University
Founded in 1841, Queen’s is one of Canada’s oldest degree-granting institutions and is consistently ranked as one of Canada’s best universities. Queen’s is ranked 4th nationally in Canada’s Maclean’s Magazine, 189th globally by QS, and 201-225th by Times Higher Education.
Main Campus:
Kingston
Locations:
Kingston
Student Population:
24,582
Faculties: Arts and Science, Education, Engineering and Applied Science, Health Sciences, Law, Business and Graduate Studies (School of Policy Studies, School of Urban Planning), English as A Second Language
Overview
Founded in 1841, Queen’s is one of Canada’s oldest degree-granting institutions and is consistently ranked as one of Canada’s best universities. Queen’s is ranked 4th nationally in Canada’s Maclean’s Magazine, 189th globally by QS, and 201-225th by Times Higher Education.
Located in Kingston, Ontario, midway between Toronto and Montreal, Queen’s has a student population of 21,000 (17,000 undergraduate and 4,000 graduate). International students make up 3% of the undergraduate population, 20% of the graduate, and stand-out programs include Engineering, Applied Sciences, Commerce, and Biology. The university has a beautiful, 100-acre waterfront campus with traditional limestone buildings.
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