Quebec, Canada, attracts many international students to study in universities in Quebec because of its superior immigration conditions. Besides the famous McGill University, what other universities are there in Quebec? Quebec is the largest province in Canada, and it is also a province dominated by French. Eighty percent of the population is French, and Quebec people are the largest French ethnic group in the United States. Most French-speaking Canadians live in Quebec. Most other French-speaking communities in Canada have different degrees of contact with Quebec. Montreal is the second largest French-speaking city after Paris. Due to historical reasons, Quebec has become a place where many cultures blend. People from all over the world come here to experience North America, but they keep a long distance from the mainstream of North America.

It is precisely because of the blending of multi-cultures that Quebec has created its own unique humanities and nurtured many world-famous universities. Which universities are in Quebec?

For example, the famous Harvard McGill University in Canada.

Mcgill University is a world-class prestigious school. Founded in 182 1, the school is the oldest institution of higher learning in Canada. It has enjoyed a high reputation in the world for a hundred years and is often regarded as? North Harvard? Or? Harvard University, Canada. Mcgill University enjoys a high status in the hearts of Canadians. 1 1 year has been ranked first in the Canadian university rankings. It is the top research university ranked first in Canada (also translated as medical and doctoral university), with world-famous medical schools and law schools.

University of Montreal

The University of Montreal is one of the top comprehensive universities in Canada. Founded in 1878, it has a history of 130. In recent years, the school's academic research results ranked second in Canada. With a population of 526,365,438+0, it is the largest French teaching school in the world.

Laval University

Laval University, located in Quebec City, Quebec Province, is a famous public university with a history of more than 350 years. Originally by the first bishop of new France? Built by Bishop Fran of Laval!

University of Quebec

The University of Quebec, founded in 1969, is a French-speaking university in Canada. There are several small campuses. The major is more comprehensive. Meteorology, business data processing, tourism management, real estate research, sign language, vocational education and so on all have considerable strength.

Concordia University

Concordia University, founded in 1883, is an American private university but located in Canada!