The 10 Best Universities In Canada For 2022

 What are the QS World University Rankings?

The QS World University Rankings are produced annually by higher education data and analytics company Quacquarelli Symonds. The ranking assesses the world’s 1,200 most reputable universities across 59 indices, based on academic, economic, employment, and other metrics. The University of British Columbia remains in 8th place, up one place from last year. Meanwhile, both McGill University and the University of Alberta are back in 9th and 10th place, up a place from 2017. Only three Canadian universities fell out of the top 200 this year: Simon Fraser University (#214) is down three places, University of Montreal (#226) is down six places, and Queen’s University (#230) is down eight places.

The 10 best universities in Canada for 2022:

1. University of Toronto (Toronto campus) 2. McGill University 3. University of British Columbia 4. University of Alberta 5. University of Calgary 6. University of Ottawa 7. University of Waterloo 8. University of Toronto (Danforth campus) 9. University of Western Ontario 10. Concordia University (Montreal campus) While the top 10 spots are the same in all universities in the Canadian ranking, what is most interesting is how much the rankings have changed since 2017. In 2018, the University of Toronto’s ranking dropped 1 place to 19th in the world, but the university has bounced back strongly. More than a quarter of all universities in Canada are in the top 500 of the QS World University Rankings by Subject.

Universities ranked within the top 10 for 2022:

Université Laval – Quebec City (#2), Simon Fraser University (BC) (#6), University of Alberta (#8), University of Montreal (#9), University of Ottawa (#10), University of British Columbia (#11), McMaster University (#14), Université de Montréal (#16), Université du Québec à Montréal (#18), Royal Roads University (#22) and University of Alberta (#23) round out the list of the best universities in Canada for the next year. From the QS World University Rankings The world’s best universities for 2017-18, according to the QS World University Rankings, are Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, Stanford, Harvard, UCL, MIT, INSEAD and Caltech.

Conclusion

The Canadian education system has made great strides to improve its ability to educate students at the highest level. The gap between the richest and poorest students is considerably narrower than it was at its zenith in 2000. The government is certainly paying attention, as it did recently with the announcement of the introduction of free postsecondary education. This quality of education may not be enough to win the hearts and minds of the world’s elite. But it’s a significant improvement from just a few years ago and one that makes Canada an excellent choice for a student looking to study abroad. (By Kyle Ash, CanadaSpend.