For over a century and three-quarters, Queen’s University has been a magnet for some of the globe’s most outstanding scholars—a diverse group of intellectually gifted and driven individuals. As students join the Queen’s community, they are not only immersed in its rich traditions but also exposed to ground-breaking ideas and fresh perspectives. Nestled on the ancestral territories of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples, Queen’s picturesque limestone campus is situated along the Lake Ontario shoreline, just a stone’s throw from downtown Kingston.

Queen’s epitomizes the quintessential Canadian university experience, providing an extraordinary educational journey and an extensive research-focused environment. Boasting the highest graduation rate nationwide, Queen’s fosters connections between exceptional individuals and an unparalleled community, with an extraordinary array of opportunities. This potent blend of research, teaching, living, and learning is the catalyst for student achievement and a profound global impact.

The university is home to a community of over 25,000 individuals, including students, researchers, educators, and artists, as well as the 2015 Nobel laureate Dr. Arthur B. McDonald. Queen’s features an extensive selection of undergraduate and graduate programs, encompassing arts and science, engineering and applied science, business, health sciences, education, policy studies, and law.

Recently, Queen’s secured the top spot in Canada and the fifth position globally in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, furthering the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.