Queen's University - Kingston

Queen's University is among Canada's oldest universities, located in Kingston, Ontario. It was established in honor of Queen Victoria by the Royal Charter in 1841. Queen's University stands on a history of unmatched academic and research achievements, thereby driving forward the limits of knowledge through its learning and research activities. Queen’s University's vision is to create an educational world that has an inclusive, diverse, and sustainable society.

The University is supported by its vibrant faculties, which include - Arts and Science, Education, Engineering and Applied Science, Health Sciences, School of Graduate Studies, Law, Smith's School of Business, and School of Policy Studies. This educational hub is home to more than 25000 undergraduate and graduate students and over 5000 academic and non-academic staff. The university’s library is equipped with more than 3 million physical volumes, more than 85 million journal articles, and more than 8000 e-journals. The campus has several art facilities and museums, including the Agnes Etherington Art Centre and The Isabel Bader Center for the Performing Arts. 

The excellent research facilities at Queen's University lead the way in several domains making notable contributions and advances to societal problems. It has marked its presence in Cancer Research, Biodiversity, Art Conservation, Geotechnical Engineering, and Clean Energy Technology. The best minds of Canada and more than 90 countries visit Queen's University to carve their academic paths. Psychology, Physics, Astronomy, Chemistry, Mathematics and Statistics, Civil Engineering, Medical, Aerospace Engineering, Politics, Geography, Communication, and Media Studies, Biology, and Sociology are some of the highlights of the courses offered by Queen's University.  

Queen's solid partnerships with various educational and industrial giants have helped it provide students with rich international learning opportunities and research experiences. Providing a unique study experience, Queen's University cultivates professionalism, excellence, and leadership abilities. The university has a reputation for leading-edge physics, cancer research, geoengineering, data analytics, surveillance studies, social science, and mental health research is well documented, highlighted by the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics, Dr. Arthur B McDonald. Students will have access to robotics labs, research centers, and innovation hubs which will provide a well-rounded student experience and hands-on practical exposure.