Top 10 Best Universities in Canada

Looking to pursue a higher degree from the top Canadian University?  Well, today I have come up with a refined list of top 10 universities of Canada, eligible both for local (Canadian) and international students. I am sure after reading this, you will surely get an idea of which university will be right for you to apply in.

1. McGill University

Yearly Tuition Fees: CAD $2,391 for local tuition, CAD $7,40 for domestic tuition, CAD $29,200 for international tuition. 

McGill University is one of the top-ranking universities in Canada for international students. Students from different corners of the world (about 150 nations) take admission here every year. This research-intensive university is excellent in teaching domain and different research programs. That is what sets it apart from the rest.

The University is eligible for the students who have good academic records; be it, international students or students, across Canada. The students of McGill university generally secure the highest grades in Canada. Note that the academic criteria to get admission is a bit critical for overseas students. They must be articulated English speakers. If you are thinking of taking admission here, diligently go through the International grade equivalencies and credentials of Canada. Plus, take care of the admission deadline. 

2. McMaster University

Average Fee: 10,000 USD, excluding tuition fees.

McMaster University Canada

McMaster University is located in Hamilton and ranks within the top 10 Canadian universities.  The university is famous for its research domain in Canada. About 15% of the total global students appear here every year.  McMaster University focuses on different trades, including the Faculties of Engineering, Business, Humanities, Social Science, Health General Science, besides several other creative interdisciplinary research programs.

3. University of Alberta

Average Fee: CAD $6,463 for Canadian Students, CAD $23.291.46 for international students.

University of Alberta

The University of Alberta is yet again a leading research-centric public university not only in Canada but also at global level. This Edmonton located university has earned fame for its quality guidance in subjects like Science, Business, Engineering, Social Science, Creative Arts, and Health Science. Edmonton is an active city in Alberta, where about one million people reside. About 39,000 students take admissions here per year, out of which,  around 7000 pupils come from abroad, near about 152 nations. The University of Alberta is committed to nurturing an environment of multiple cultures, creating a conductive research-centric atmosphere.

4. University of Waterloo

Average Fee: CAD $11,061 

University of Waterloo

The University of Waterloo focuses on inspired learning programs and transformational research. The university puts more emphasis on the innovative development of the students there. Here, you can pursue further studies regarding the following fields; Physical Science and Engineering Program. Plus, it has one of the major educational cooperative programs in the world. 

Waterloo facilitates around  190 graduate and 100 undergraduate degree programs. There are a total of 12 faculty-based institutions and 6 faculties that administer academic programs. Since the location of the university is amidst Canada’s technological hub. This university is best for the students who want to deepen their knowledge in work-based learning 

5. University of Calgary

Average Fee: CAD $6,463

University of Calgary

The University of Calgary is a research-intensive platform that is reputed for the following domains; commerce, dance,  engineering, and kinesiological learning programs. About 10% of the total global students come here to study every year. 

The University has 4 campuses and houses about 50 research institutes followed by 76 Canada Research Chairs and centers. 

6. Dalhousie University

Average Fee: $8,505, exclusive of the Tuition fee.

Dalhousie University

Dalhousie University is based on Halifax which comes under the Nova Scotia province. Here, every year students come from overseas and currently home to more than 18,000 students. The university facilitates 180 undergraduate programs that cover a valley of study fields including,  Humanities, Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences, Engineering & Technology, Law, Life Sciences, Business & Economics, Psychology and Pre-Clinical, Clinical, and more. 

7. York University 

Average Fee: CAD $7,758 for domestic tuition, CAD $26,978.4 for international tuition.

York University Canada

The York University is a dynamic campus which not only achieved diversity in its prevailing area but also across the broader society of Canada. However, studying could be expensive. On the contrary, as an overseas student, you will get a wider range of choices (just like Dalhousie University) to decide the trade you want to proceed with. 

If cost is not an issue for you and you are ready to spend about CAD $30,000, that too only on tuition, go ahead. Add extra CAD $10,000 to meet your living expenses. In such cases, it is better to share living expenses with your fellow classmates or other students. 

8. University of Toronto 

Average Fee: CAD $6,100 for domestic tuition,  CAD $21,560 to CAD $64,810 for international tuition.

University of Toronto 

The University of Toronto is similar to York University, concerning fees and living expenses. For international students, the fees for first-year is about CAD $53,290 and it keeps rising to CAD $58,970 for the later years. Here, you can pursue a higher degree in subjects including Business or Commerce, Management Studies, where the fee is similar as above. However, it could rise to CAD $64,810 in your upper years. 

In a nutshell, you (as an overseas student) have to spend a common amount of CAD $53,290 for the starting year, then CAD $55,950 in your senior years.  Well, this is clearly one of the most expensive universities in Canada. Toronto is, in fact, the principal economical city of Canada. So, unless you are planning to pursue a degree in environmental forestry, Toronto is certainly the place to find a job. 

9. The University of British Columbia (UBC)

Average Fee: CAD $5,646.4 for domestic tuition, CAD $38,946.2 for international tuition.

The University of British Columbia is globally reputed for its research program, uncompared modern and alumni amenities for students. It is a universal center of teaching and research. The University of British Columbia gives prime importance to both the international and local students, plus, the staff and faculty members that came from other countries.

University of British Columbia

10. University of Manitoba

Average Fee: CAD $4,400 for domestic tuition, CAD $14,700 for international tuition

University of Manitoba

The University of Manitoba is based in Winnipeg, facilitates about 90 different courses to the overseas students. It is situated in the heart of Canada and is the largest campus in Manitoba. Plus, it is the sole research-intensive university that offers hundreds of diplomas, degrees, and certification programs. Nearly 30000 students come here to study every year, out of which 13% come from different corners of the world, representing 104 countries or more.

In Closing

While prices of some fall within an affordable range, those that are comparatively expensive but also equally opportunistic, particularly for the overseers. So, do your homework about the price and expenses along with the eligibility criteria for admissions in different Canadian Universities and decide accordingly. Hope for the best!

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