York University

Founded in 1959, York University is one of the world’s leading higher education institutions and Canada’s third largest university. Its high popularity is easily explained - about 130,000 students come to Canada annually, who are attracted by the high level of higher education in the local universities. In addition, Canadian diplomas are highly valued around the world and are a gateway to a successful future.

Today, about 50,000 students are studying at York University, which is taught by almost 9,000 members of the faculty and other services. About 200,000 people worldwide are university graduates. The structure of the University includes 10 departments that offer education in more than 120 specialties. In addition, the University has 24 research centers studying various issues.

York University is a real city in the city. The campus covers more than 180 hectares, which are located shops, cafes, restaurants, hairdressers, dental clinics, electronics stores and even banks. For students, a bright and diverse life is organized here - sports, cultural and social - at the disposal of students numerous sports halls, dance studios, swimming pool. The number of student associations here exceeds two hundred. Among the main advantages of the university are the unique library, the York Art Gallery, the Sandra Fair and Ivan Fetzan Theatre. It even has its own observatory, as well as a special room, "Ivey", which is designed to study human behavior in space.