Toronto is best livable and most beautiful cities in Canada with best Universities in Canada with best placements, Toronto is also having a number of best universities in Canada. Students from different background find very easy to embrace the culture of this city.
Toronto is the fifth largest city in North America and the largest city in Canada and is an excellent hub of businesses. Due to which international students get lots of opportunities to get internships and part-time jobs.
Below are the top 8 Universities in Canada with best placements
University of Toronto: The University of Toronto has been ranked at 19th in the world for employability, this university achieved highest rank amongst the rest of the Canadian universities. The University of Toronto has 3 Canadian prime ministers such as Lorne Michaels, Donald Sutherland and Margaret Atwood. This university offers a huge range of initiatives and programs to its further students, such as co-op programs, entrepreneurship courses, and professional experience programs.
McGill University: The McGill University ranks at 28th position in the world for its graduate employability, and is another well strong university for its alumni outcomes – with 12 Nobel Laureates and 139 Rhodes Scholars, Late Leonard Cohen, president of Médecins Sans Frontières Joanne Liu and three Canadian prime ministers including Justin Trudeau. McGill is one of the highest-ranked Canadian universities in ‘employer reputation’ indicator.
University of British Columbia: The University of British Columbia ranked at 41st position in 2017 for graduate employability, and gained strongest scores for ‘employer reputation’ indicator. The University of British Columbia offers a huge number of resources and ample amount of support to help students who achieve their career goals, including Entrepreneurship. The alumni community of this university includes 3 former Canadian prime ministers Kim Campbell, Canada’s first female prime minister, Jeff Wall, Canadian artist, astronaut Bjarni Tryggvason and actress Evangeline Lilly.
University of Calgary: The University of Calgary features top 50 for ‘partnership with employers’ indicator and offers a huge range of internships and co-op programs and 95% graduate employment rate. The university of Calgary is situated in Calgary, a leading Canadian city in the gas and oil industry, which means this university maintains ties to the geoscience and petroleum industry through the Schulich School of Engineering and the Department of Geosciences.
University of Alberta: The University of Alberta ranks at 91-100 position for its graduate employability and places in top 100 for having partnerships with graduate employment rate and employers, with around 85% of the BCom graduates in 2015 employed three months after graduation. 71 of the former students of University of Alberta won Rhodes Scholarships, while graduates gained a prominence in public service roles, business and government.
Queen’s University: 92% undergraduate students of the Queen’s University employed within just six months after graduation. The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science offers a huge number of opportunities to apply for paid internships in companies across The North America, that allows them to gain industry contacts and practical experiences. Closer to the home, by the 4th year of program 38% undergraduate students completed co-op or clinical assignment, field experience, internship, a practicum in and around Kingston.
Université de Montréal: The Université de Montréal ranks at 101-150 position in graduate employability. This university has an extensive alumni network, and is one of the largest universities and the graduates of this university have gained prominence in fields like arts and law, politics, physics and other scientific fields, business, including Canadian prime minister Pierre Trudeau. The Université de Montréal has largest sponsored research income of Quebec.
University of Waterloo: The University of Waterloo has been ranked at 22nd position globally for its graduate employability and 1st position for having ‘partnerships with employers’, an assessment of both employment-related partnerships and research collaborations. Famous co-op programs allow students of this university integrate their studies with their work experience, and this university describes itself as an ‘entrepreneurial ecosystem’.
