Queen's University

Queen’s University, founded in 1841, is a prestigious research-intensive institution located in Kingston, Ontario. As one of Canada’s oldest universities, Queen’s has established itself as a leading academic center with remarkable strengths across multiple disciplines. The university boasts notable achievements, including the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Dr. Arthur B. McDonald and groundbreaking research in fields such as particle astrophysics, cancer research, and clean energy technology.

With over 31,000 students, including 4,000 international students from 101 countries, Queen’s offers a vibrant and diverse learning environment. The university encompasses faculties of arts and science, applied science, education, law, and medicine, providing students with access to more than 235 academic areas across 53 departments.

Queen’s commitment to excellence, innovative research, and global engagement makes it a destination for scholars seeking to make a meaningful impact on the world.