Queen’s University Established by Queen Victoria’s Royal Charter, Queen’s University is among Canada’s oldest institutions. Queen’s University is located in Kingston, Ontario and has had a significant influence on Canada’s higher education since its establishment on 16th October 1841. The first classes were conducted on 7th March 1842 with 13 students and two professors for ministry practice. The university has the following faculties: Faculty of Arts and Science, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science, Faculty of Health Sciences, School of Graduate Studies, Faculty of Law, Smith’s School of Business, and School of Policy Studies.

Queen’s University is in the city of Kingston in Ontario, Canada. The university is equidistant from Canada’s two big cities, Montreal and Toronto. Future applicants visiting the campus and the visitor centre can get any information before applying as there are many Tours and Open Houses conducted for prospective students.

The main campus covers about 100 acres of land. The University’s landmark that stands out the most is Grant Hall from 1905. The campus has a fully integrated network of six libraries and is home to several outstanding museums and arts facilities