This document lists and provides brief details about the top 10 colleges and universities to study in Canada. It discusses the University of Toronto, the oldest university in Ontario with over $1 billion in fees; the University of British Columbia with scenic campuses in Vancouver and Kelowna; and McGill University, the only Canadian school represented in the World Economic Forum's university leaders group. It also mentions McMaster University in Hamilton, the University of Montreal in downtown Montreal, the University of Alberta on the edge of Montreal, the University of Waterloo in Ontario's technology hub, Western University in London, Ontario, Laval University in Quebec City as the first Francophone university, and Concordia University in Montreal.

1. TOP 10 COLLEGES &
UNIVERSITIES TO STUDY IN
CANADA

2. Top 10 Colleges and Universities
to Study in Canada
 Have you ever wondered why people are flocking to
this English-speaking, frigid North-American country?
In fact, Canada has seen a steady increase in
education tourism in the last few years.
 The University of Toronto
 The University Of British Columbia
 McGill University
 McMaster University
 University of Montreal
 University Of Alberta
 The University of Waterloo
 Western University
 Laval University
 Concordia

3. List Of Top 10 Colleges &
Universities To Study In Canada

4. The University of Toronto
 It is controlled by the Church of England; it was the
first university founded in the colony of “Upper
Canada” and was structured as a college system.
They have a publishing house, the forensic science
faculty, and the first Canadian university to reach
more than C$1 billion through fees.

5. The University Of British
Columbia
 The oldest university in the province, the University of
British Columbia (UBC) is one of the most competitive
universities in Canada. It is secular in nature as well.
There are two campuses, one in Vancouver and one
in Kelowna. It is being said that both the campuses
are known for their great scenic beauty.

6. McGill University
 McGill University isthe only Canadian institution which
has got a chance to represent itself in the World
Economic Forum's Global University Leaders Forum,
which comprised the leaders of 26 of the world’s
branded universities. It was started in 1821 and the
prime quarters are at the station of Mount Royal in
downtown Montreal. Most university buildings are in a
garden -like a campus, where a majority of first-year
students also reside.

7. McMaster University
 McMaster University is situated in Hamilton, Ontario.
They have made the prime campus on 121 hectares
of land which is near the Hamilton's Royal Botanical
Gardens. The university got its name from William
McMaster, a distinguished Senator from Canada and
banker who gave C$900,000 to the making of the
institution

8. University of Montreal
 Montreal is a place which has a lot of universities one
of them being the University of Montreal is the second
largest university in terms of student numbers, with
more than 37,000 students who have taken
admission. They have alluded a lot of international
students from quite of some time.
 The University of Montreal’s main campus is on the
ramp of Mount Royal. The landmark tower was built in
the Art Deco style in the 20th century.

9. University Of Alberta
 The University of Alberta is said to be a public
search university which is on the edge of
Montreal. Its main campus extends to 50 blocks
of the city, and the university comprises a total of
150 buildings spread over four campuses.

10. The University of Waterloo
 Located in the centre of Canada's technology middle,
has become one of the bulky universities in terms of
getting students into the campus. They have fit in
35000 students who comprise of full time and part-
time.

11. Western University
 Western University has agenda of providing each of
its students “The Western Experience”. Its 12 faculties
and three affiliated university colleges offer its more
than 36,000 students a choice of 400 study
programmes. Their rebranding process started in
2012, becoming commonly known as Western
University.

12. Laval University
 It has its roots from the Séminaire de Quebec,
established during French oppression in Canada in
1663, Laval University – or Université Laval – did not
get full university status until it was contracted a royal
charter by Queen Victoria in 1852. This crafted it the
first Francophone university on the North American
continent. Based in Quebec City, it set up a dispersed
campus in Montreal in 1878, though this later
separated off as the Université de Montréal in 1919.

13. Concordia
 CU self-promotes itself with innovation and
technology in the competition it’s facing due to Para
mounting growth of education industry. Their motto is
to “progress with harmony”. It is located in the
effervescent and cosmopolitan city of Montreal,
Quebec is one of Canada's most innovative and
heterogeneous, widespread universities.

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