University of Ottawa

The University of Ottawa, also known as Université d'Ottawa, is the world's largest bilingual research university. The university offers over 450 programs in English and French across ten faculties, including medicine, engineering, social science, and Canada's largest law school. The university oversees 40 research centers with a combined sponsored research income of more than $300 million USD. The Ottawa Health Institute and the University of Ottawa's Heart Institute provide excellent practice, resulting in a top-tier medical-doctoral program.

The University of Ottawa graduates are employed at a rate of 97 percent, supplying the best minds to a variety of industries. After all, students at this top university in Canada have the best opportunities to learn practical industry skills through university programs. Its co-operative education program exposes students to paid work placements in fields related to their studies. In addition, in 2018, the Archives and Special Collections collaborated with the Library and Archives Canada and the International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists – Education and Research Institute (INWES-ERI) founded by Monique Frize for the project of Canadian Archive of Women in STEM to develop a search index portal to facilitate discovery in one central location.

Ottawa University is the world's largest bilingual (English-French) university, offering courses in both languages. International students from more than 150 countries attend this public university, which provides a high-quality education while charging lower tuition fees than other Ontario universities. Studying downtown in a medium-sized city while also being able to live downtown, thanks to traditionally lower rents than, say, Toronto, is a definite draw for both English-speaking and non-English-speaking international students.

Website: https://www2.uottawa.ca