Four of Canadian universities made it to TOP 100 list compiled by The Times Higher Education.

This is their 14th edition. This time they have analyzed data from 1,000 universities from 77 countries.

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Canadian universities in the Top 100

• University of Toronto (Ranked #22)

The University of Toronto (UofT) has many pioneering achievements to its name, including Canada’s first academic publishing house, the first forest science faculty in the country, and becoming the first Canadian university to reach more than C$1 billion in endowment.

 

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• University of British Columbia (Ranked #34)

Students and researchers are organised into 12 faculties on the Vancouver campus and a further seven on the Kelowna campus. UBC offers a special joint undergraduate programme with Sciences Po – a higher education institution in Paris.

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• McGill (Ranked #42)

The university offers more than 300 different degree subjects to more than 40,000 students from 150 different countries. It counts itself as one of Canada’s most internationally diverse institutions.

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• McMaster (Ranked #78)

McMaster’s medical school is well-renowned and the university also provides teaching across the faculties of engineering, business, humanities, social sciences and science. The university places a strong emphasis on research working to target some of the most urgent needs in society particularly in the field of health sciences. This includes research from the Stem Cell and Cancer Research Institute which turned bits of human skin into blood cells, which could help to alleviate the shortage of blood donors.

If you look at Top 1000 you can see many other Canadian universities that made the list such as University of Calgary, Carleton and others.

The report stated that:

Compared with the US, Canada can also provide cheaper study options, simpler application processes and more opportunities for permanent residency.

According to the Canadian Bureau for International Education’s International Student Survey, more than 90 per cent of students questioned were satisfied or very satisfied with their studies in Canada, and 95 per cent would recommend Canada as a study destination.

You can see the full list of universities here , most of them are offering computer science and accept international students.

Top Universities in Canada 2018

World University Rank 2018	University	City
=22	University of Toronto	Toronto
=34	University of British Columbia	Vancouver
42	McGill University	Montreal
78	McMaster University	Hamilton
108	University of Montreal	Montreal
=119	University of Alberta	Edmonton
201–250	University of Calgary	Calgary
201–250	University of Ottawa	Ottawa
201–250	University of Waterloo	Waterloo
201–250	Western University	London
251–300	Dalhousie University	Halifax
251–300	Laval University	Quebec City
251–300	Queen’s University	Kingston
251–300	Simon Fraser University	Burnaby
301–350	University of Victoria	Victoria
351–400	York University	Toronto
401–500	University of Manitoba	Winnipeg
401–500	University of Saskatchewan	Saskatoon
501–600	Carleton University	Ottawa
501–600	Concordia University	Montreal
501–600	Memorial University of Newfoundland	St John’s
501–600	University of Québec	Quebec City
501–600	Université de Sherbrooke	Sherbrooke
601–800	University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC)	Prince George
601–800	University of Regina	Regina
601–800	University of Windsor	Windsor