Originally the Queen's College, Queen's University was established in 1841 in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Inaugurated to promote science and literature studies, the university started its classes in 1842 with 15 students. After twelve years of birth, Queen's finally settled on its current campus. Moreover, it was the first higher education institute in the Maritime provinces to admit women. Furthermore, in 1912, the university officially took up the name of Queen's University. In addition, the late 20th century saw the institution add several new academic facilities and expand its grounds.

Queen University Canada Ranking

As one of the oldest institutions in Canada, Queen's ranks #209 among all universities globally, according to QS World Rankings. Moreover, the US News and Report Index classifies the university as #429 among all higher education institutions worldwide. Nationally, it ranks Queen's #17 among all global universities in Canada. In addition, the Times Higher Education Index ranks Queen's #251-300 among all universities globally. Impact Rankings 2023 classifies the university as #3 among all higher education institutions. Furthermore, it ranks Queen's #1 among Canadian institutions.

Why Queen's University Canada?

In addition, among all other things, the university's collaborative student body and picturesque campus make national and international students opt for it. Queen's University fosters a diverse and open-minded student atmosphere, welcoming over 4000 international students from more than 100 countries. Moreover, the Times Higher Education Impact Ranking classifies Queen's University as #3 among all its competitors for its impact. Besides, the Research Center at the university encourages its students to push the boundaries of knowledge and take a step towards tackling and dealing with society’s most important problems with an innovative mindset. Not to mention, Queen's University is part of the U15, Canada’s most research-intensive universities. Furthermore, the Career Services Department at the institution supports students and graduates from all faculties and schools to explore various professional environments and gain hands-on skills. Besides employment opportunities, the university offers the Internship Program and job search resources to its students.

Admission Details

Accepting admissions from Canada and internationally, the university has an acceptance rate of 89%, according to the CollegeDunia website, making it a slightly selective institute. Moreover, International Students must meet program-specific admission requirements to secure admission, all available on their website. Queen's University also welcomes transfer students. Additionally, all students must fill out the application with a set application fee. Furthermore, all international and EU students must score the minimum requirements for International Students in IELTS to apply for certain degree levels. 
Additionally, our website provides complete information regarding International Students Fees and Other Costs. Moreover, all academically strong applicants can also avail themselves of several Queen's University scholarships.

Queen's University Faculties

In addition, with numerous faculties, sub-divisions, and departments, the university offers an array of fields to its student body. Moreover, the following list covers a range of departments of study.

List of Faculties

1.    Arts & Humanities
2.    Education
3.    Health and Medicine
4.    Engineering and Technology
5.    Law
6.    Computer and IT
7.    Business and Management
8.    Social and Behavioral Science
9.    Life Sciences
10.    Physical Science and Math

Queen's University Courses

In addition to offering degrees at various specialization levels, Queen's University programs diversify the subjects it offers education.

1.    Art Conservation & Art History
2.    Biology
3.    Continuing Teacher Education
4.    Drama & Music
5.    Economics
6.    Business
7.    Chemistry
8.    Geography and Planning
9.    History
10.    Jewish Studies
11.    Classics
12.    Commerce
13.    Computing
14.    Employment Relations
15.    English
16.    Environmental Studies
17.    Education
18.    Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
19.    Health Sciences
20.    Faculty of Law
21.    Film and Media
22.    French Studies
23.    Gender Studies
24.    Kinesiology and Health Studies
25.    Religious Studies
26.    School of Medicine
27.    Languages, Literature and Cultures
28.    Mathematics and Statistics
29.    Mechanical & Materials Engineering
30.    Mining
31.    Philosophy
32.    Policy Studies
33.    Psychology
34.    English
35.    School of Nursing
36.    Sociology

Queen's University Campuses

1.    Main Campus

Furthermore, on over 100 acres of land, the campus houses academic buildings, research centers, and residence halls. In addition, it also provides recreational spaces for student activities.

1.    West Campus

Moreover, about two kilometers from the Main Campus, this campus has the Jean Royce Hall and John Orr Tower.