Since 1841 Queen's is Canada's definitive university experience. At Queen's, we challenge and support in equal measure. When studying at Queen's, you can expect to be exposed to innovative concepts, different ideas, and new ways of thinking. We will provide you with the tools and resources needed to help you succeed.
One of Canada's oldest degree granting universities, established by Royal Charter in 1841, Queen's is home of 2015 Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Arthur B. McDonald.
The university ranks 4th among medical-doctoral universities in Canada. Its 17 university- and faculty-based research centres provide dynamic, collaborative settings for scholars. Queen's researchers lead the way in numerous fields, making notable advances recently in particle astrophysics, cancer research, ecological history, and clean energy technology.
Welcoming and supporting students from all countries and backgrounds to a vibrant, safe and supportive community is an important part of the Queen's experience. Diverse perspectives and a wealth of experience enrich our campus and our community. A core part of our mission is to engage our students, staff and faculty in international learning and research, both at home and abroad. Through various partnerships, including its membership in the Matariki Network of Universities, Queen's provides students and faculty with rich international learning opportunities and research collaboration.
There's more to university success than classes, labs and lectures. Attending university is your time to explore and grow personally, intellectually and spiritually. Ambrose offes you the opportunity to define yourself and your future path in life. No matter your interests, you'll find a way to get involved at Ambrose. Student clubs and chapel services, leadership opportunities and sport, help you find your place in university life. In addition, our residence and student development services are here to support you along the way. As an Ambrose student, you'll be a part of this community that truly cares about who you are and what you are capable of achieving.
Nestled in the heart Kingston in eastern Ontario, where Lake Ontario flows into the St. Lawrence River, Queen's is conveniently located about 200 km from Canada's capital city of Ottawa, about 250 km from the centre of our provincial capital of Toronto, and about 300 km from Montreal, Quebec.