Queen's University
Queen's University at Kingston, Canada offers diverse undergraduate and graduate degrees to students.
Founded
1841Queen's University at Kingston, Canada offers diverse undergraduate and graduate degrees to students.
Founded on October 16, 1841, Queen's University at Kingston is a public research university in Ontario, Canada. With a mission to advance knowledge and educate leaders for the global community, Queen's offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degrees across disciplines such as arts, engineering, biology, chemistry, economics, and finance. The university is committed to solving global challenges through innovative research and education, serving a diverse student body from Canada and beyond.
Queen's University boasts an endowment of CA$1.409 billion as of 2022 and is affiliated with prestigious academic organizations like ACU, CARL, and U15. Notable figures include Shelagh Rogers, the newly appointed Chancellor. The institution has achieved significant milestones, such as placing 8th in global impact rankings and attracting world-leading experts in fields like nuclear materials science. Queen's University's contributions to research and education have made a substantial impact both locally and globally.
Companies similar to Queen's University include University of Toronto, University of Cambridge, University of Kentucky and University of Southampton.
Queen's University was founded in 1841.
Queen's University's headquarters is located in Kingston, Ontario, CA.
Queen's University's most recent funding round was for CA$550k (CAD) in December 2023.
As of Dec 7, 2023, Queen's University has disclosed funding of CA$550k (CAD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Queen's University has 9,775 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
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