University of Ottawa is a research university in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It is a member of U 15, Canada's top research university organization, and one of the oldest universities in Canada. Formerly known as Bytown College, it was founded in 1848 by the Church of the Immaculate Virgin Mary. It was originally a general education college. In the1800s, it began to teach pure science and applied science in French and English, and began to award bachelor's degree in 1872, master's degree in 1875 and doctor's degree in 1888. The University of Ottawa has a strong sense of social responsibility and has been making unremitting efforts to improve the status of women. At the same time, it is also actively committed to strengthening the ties between the world, and its international cooperation projects involve Europe, Africa, Latin America and many other regions. From the beginning, the University of Ottawa has demonstrated its great strength. Today, it has become a famous academic center. There are 30,000 students and faculty in the school, including nearly 1000 international students, accounting for 4% of the total number of students.

According to the study abroad network, the University of Ottawa has nine colleges-management college, art college, education college, engineering college, health college, law school, medical college, science college and social science college. There are more than 200 majors, including undergraduate courses 120. The University of Ottawa Heart Research Institute is a world leader in transplant surgery. His professors have won the Royal Canadian Society Medal, the Hoffman Rush Award (1997) from the Medical Chemistry Branch of the Canadian Chemical Society, the Most Outstanding Psychologist Award (1997) from the American Psychological Society, and the Hans Schneider Award from the International Linear Algebra Association.

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Founded in 1848, it is the oldest and largest bilingual (English and French) university in Canada, and its predecessor was Bytown College. From the beginning, the University of Ottawa has demonstrated its great strength. Today, it has become a famous academic center. The University of Ottawa Heart Research Institute is a world leader in transplant surgery. His professors have won the Royal Canadian Society Medal, the Hoffman Rush Award (1997) from the Medical Chemistry Branch of the Canadian Chemical Society, the Most Outstanding Psychologist Award (1997) from the American Psychological Society, and the Hans Schneider Award from the International Linear Algebra Association.