Best Physics Graduate Schools in Canada

[HossamCFD]

The Academic Ranking of World Universities ARWU 2010 has just been released. the top Canadian universities according to the rank are:

1. U of T
2. U BC
3. McGill
4. McMaster
5. U of A
6. University of Montreal
7. University of Calgary
8. University of WaterlooIn physics, the top four are:

1. U of T
2. McGill
3. McMaster
4. U BC

http://www.arwu.org/

 

[Kevin_Axion]

Thanks a lot, the information provided was very helpful, I'm actaully entering grade 11 and I'm just very curious, sorry if it sounded misleading.

Thanks, Kevin

 

[uskalu]

I heard that University of Alberta in the one of upcomming school and its really good of "Oil Sand researches..."
is that true??
U o T has very young condensed matter research group and stilll they developing that.
I think other universities has the same situation except McGills.

 

[Jokerhelper]

The Academic Ranking of World Universities ARWU 2010 has just been released. the top Canadian universities according to the rank are:

1. U of T
2. U BC
3. McGill
4. McMaster
5. U of A
6. University of Montreal
7. University of Calgary
8. University of Waterloo

http://www.arwu.org/

First time I ever get to see my university make it into the top 10 of anything.

 

[ebdavidson]

For AMO physics, York University is widely regarded among the top universities in Canada. There is also a great condensed matter physics lab here.

Just thought I'd put a plug in for York.

 

[nobelium102]

um is UBC or UT better in astrophyiscs and cosmology??
i am really worried about my career! arrrghhhh

 

[General_Sax]

I heard that University of Alberta in the one of upcomming school and its really good of "Oil Sand researches..."
is that true??

Yup, the Athabasca oil sands ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athabasca_oil_sands ) are in Alberta, and much industry support is given to the UofA in this area. This mainly applies to engineering.