About
We sure do like the Royal Family here in Canada, and Queen’s University is just more proof of that obsession admiration. The school was established by a Royal Charter of Queen Victoria in 1841—way back before Canada was even “Canada.”
Queen’s is located in Kinston, ON, a small university town that we hear is quite lovely. The city is also steeped in history, having many museums and being the final resting place for Canada’s first Prime Minister, Sir John A. MacDonald.
Queen’s itself is known internationally as a great school and is proud of its 24-hour learning environment. This school was also the first in Canada to establish a student government.
Let’s see what else this regal school has to offer!
Academics
Who would have thought that biology and computers could come together? Find out the relationship between these two disciplines through the Biomedical Computing program.
Study English at one of the oldest and most respected English departments in the country.
The School of Rehabilitation Therapy will train you to help people get back to their optimal physical levels.
Specialize in either English or French Civil Law (or both!) through the Civil Law/Common Law joint degree program.
Train for a career in Software Design.
Athletics
Become a Gael and join one of their varsity teams: basketball (m&w), xcountry (m&w), football (m), hockey (m&w), rowing (m&w), rugby (m&w), soccer (m&w), volleyball (m&w).
Queen’s has a university council on athletics and recreation.
Take advantage of all that the Athletics & Recreation Centre (ARC) has to offer: fitness zone, pool, gyms, dance studio, racquet courts, and combative room.
If you’re like to play sports, but aren’t into the varsity gig, intramurals will allow you to stay active.
Join a spirit group!
Campus Life
The Queen’s Bands, established in 1905, is the largest and oldest university marching band in Canada.
Pick from your choice of residence: male only, female only, or co-ed.
Kingston has a local transit system to help you get around.
Take some time to explore the Snodgrass Aboretum.
Extracurricular Activities
Check out the school paper, The Journal.
Tune into the school radio station, CFRC 101.9
Queen’s even has its own TV station!
Join one of the more than 500 student clubs, organizations, associations, and societies available at Queen’s. The Farmer’s
The farmers’ market is open on Wednesdays!
At a Glance
Tuition: $5,500/term*
Population: XL
Residence: Yes
Transit: Yes
Varsity Sports: Yes
Food Service: Yes
Required AVG: 80%+
Language: ENG
Type: University
On Campus
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Contact
Queen’s University
99 University Avenue
Kingston, ON K7L 3N6
613.533.2000
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