Universities in Province of Ontario

There are 22 public universities and 17 private religious universities in Ontario. According to the type of training programs and courses, they are divided into:

• English
• French-speaking,
• universities with medical schools,
• universities with veterinary schools,
• universities with law schools,
• universities with business schools.

In local universities, such areas of study are popular as:

• agriculture
• Humanities
• business and management,
• technology and engineering,
• natural sciences and mathematics,
• art and culture,
• health care
• education and pedagogy.

The top universities in Ontario are:

1. University of Toronto,
2. University of Waterloo,
3. McMaster University,
4. Western University,
5. University of Ottawa,

All local universities are friendly and open to foreign students and give them the opportunity to prove themselves at the entrance interview from different angles. Ontario's universities are a magnet for students from all over the world, which promotes cultural exchange and intercultural understanding.

A large number of universities gives students the opportunity to actively engage in research and innovation to develop new technologies to enter the world market. To realize their scientific potential, students at Ontario universities have free access to modern equipment and resources.

Some universities conduct short and intensive bachelor's programs aimed at practical education.

For foreign students enrolled in long-term study programs, there is sometimes a nice bonus: their children can simultaneously receive free education in Ontario schools. Such conditions are not always found, but sometimes they can make life much easier for students.

The region has a well-developed immigration policy that is based on the real needs of the labor market, sohigher education in the province of Ontario is accompanied by ample opportunities for students: research projects, internships and practical experience. Thanks to each of these formats, university graduates have a good chance of finding a job soon, as they have competitive skills gained in the process Training.

After graduation, a foreigner has the right to a temporary work permit, which gives access to official employment throughout Canada. The list of companies employing graduates of Ontario universities includes:

• IBM,
• Microsoft,
• Cisco Systems,
• Google,
• Adobe,
• Oracle,
• Siemens,
• Intel,
• Verizon,
• HP,
• General Motors,
• Ford Motor Company,
• Procter & Gamble,
• Nestle,
• Unilever.

Admission requirements vary from university to university and depend on specific study specializations. However, there is also a common list of requirements for many universities and programs, which includes:

• a correctly completed application form,
• officially confirmed information about previous education,
• proof of English or French language level (TOEFL, IELTS results). The required level is determined by a particular university and course.
• In many universities in the province, the minimum acceptable score for applicants starts from 70% and above, so applicants should strive for an average score for entrance exams of 3.0 or higher.