University of Toronto

University of Toronto

The University of Toronto is Canada's leading institution and a federally funded research university, founded in 1827. It has nurtured countless world-class leaders, and its international rankings are also remarkable. For example, in 2019, the university ranked 29th in QS World University Rankings, 18th in Times Higher Education, and 24th in the Shanghai Rankings, solidifying its position as Canada's top university and one of the most prestigious universities worldwide.International students make up about 30% of the total student population at the University of Toronto, with the majority coming from the United States, Hong Kong, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and China. The globalized environment allows students to not only engage in classroom discussions but also experience multiculturalism through extracurricular activities and daily life, enriching their study abroad experience.The University of Toronto has three campuses located in Ontario: St. George Campus (downtown Toronto), Scarborough Campus (UTSC) in the east, and Mississauga Campus (UTM) in the west. Together, the three campuses offer over 700 undergraduate programs and more than 300 graduate programs across various fields such as humanities, life sciences, physical and mathematical sciences, and business management, providing students with opportunities to develop their skills and knowledge.The St. George Campus is the oldest and largest campus, known for its liberal arts colleges. The Scarborough Campus, established in 1964, focuses on visual arts, humanities, social sciences, and business studies, and offers unique co-op programs for paid internships to enhance practical experience. The Mississauga Campus, established in 1965, is located in one of Canada’s largest cities, offering proximity to numerous international companies, providing excellent career prospects for students during and after their studies.

Simon Fraser University

Simon Fraser University

Simon Fraser University (SFU) is located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and is named after the explorer Simon Fraser, who explored the Vancouver area. It is the only Canadian university participating in the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association).The university has three campuses, each situated in different cities in the Greater Vancouver area. The main campus is located on Burnaby Mountain, with most of the university's departments located here. The Vancouver campus is in downtown Vancouver, consisting of four buildings: the SFU Ocean Centre, the Morris J. Work Exchange Centre, the Segal Graduate School of Business, and the SFU Contemporary Art Centre. The Surrey campus is in downtown Surrey, and the campus is an integral part of the city's center.SFU has eight faculties: the Faculty of Health Sciences, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Applied Science, Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology, Beedie School of Business, Faculty of Environment, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, and Faculty of Education. SFU has a long history of collaboration with other universities and scientific research institutions, including the Canadian Particle and Nuclear Physics National Laboratory and the Banfield Ocean Research Centre.

University of Manitoba

University of Manitoba