About McGill University

Founded in 1821, McGill University attracts people inspired by challenge and committed to shaping a better future. McGill researchers are not only recognized for their scientific and technological breakthroughs, but also for examining the social, environmental, ethical and policy impacts of business practices, technology, science and medicine. The diverse composition of McGill's community, with approximately 50% of students from Quebec, 20% from the rest of Canada and 30% international, plus professors drawn from across the world, fosters an entrepreneurial and creative environment. Montreal offers students a safe, affordable, vibrant environment in which to live and learn. McGill's downtown campus mixes heritage buildings with modern facilities. Its Macdonald Campus sits amidst fields and forests on the western tip of the Island of Montreal. Together, its campuses enjoy an international reputation for scholarly achievement and scientific discovery across more than 300 programs of study in 11 faculties: Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Arts, Continuing Studies, Dentistry, Education, Engineering, Law, Management, Medicine, Music, and Science. Cutting-edge facilities, innovative teaching programs and multidisciplinary research attract first-class students and professors from all over the world. Top researchers regularly teach undergraduate classes and engage students in inquiry-based learning. Faculty and students participate in extensive research collaborations with the world's best universities and institutions. McGill's resources for learning and discovery include a vast array of research centres and networks, the Redpath Museum, branch libraries and special collections, research stations in the sub-Arctic and Arctic, and the Gault Nature Reserve.

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