University of Guelph

The University of Guelph, established in 1964, is the best university in Canada. Since 2017, Guelph University has been ranked among the top 20 institutions in Canada by a number of international university ranking organisations, including QS, Times Higher Education, US News, and others. The University of Guelph is ranked between 591 and 600 worldwide in the QS World University Ranking 2023. The University of Guelph, however, is listed among the top 500 universities in the world by US News, where it will be ranked at 483 in 2022. Visit the University of Guelph. Admission

THE places the University of Guelph in the 501–600 range one spot higher than US News & World Report for 2022. For four years in a row, from 2019 to 2022, this rank range of 501 to 600 has not changed. THE rankings have given the University of Guelph ratings that are below average for the various ranking criteria. Citations (40.8), employer reputation (31.1), international student to student ratio (15.7), academic standing (13.8), and no total score because the University of Guelph is ranked in the top 500 universities worldwide.

According to the University of Guelph Course Ranking, there are courses offered at 3 campuses in 7 distinct fields. The most popular courses chosen by students are those in business, the arts, engineering, agriculture, and the social sciences. Business, engineering, and computer courses at the University of Guelph are some of the ones that have been ranked; more information is provided below: THE rates PG courses in business and economics, engineering and technology, and computers between 401 and 500 for the year 2022.

The University of Guelph was ranked fifth in the QS WUR Ranking by Subject, according to QS. In terms of undergraduate programmes, Guelph is ranked 81st. The University of Guelph is ranked by US News at 20 in food science, 721 in clinical medicine, 531 in engineering, and 21 in agricultural science. The University of Guelph is ranked by Times Higher Education in the 401–500 range for arts and humanities, 201-250 for life sciences, 301–400 for physical sciences, etc.