I. University of Waterloo
The University of Waterloo has the largest mathematics institute in the world, with a strong faculty, and students are always among the best in mathematics competitions. The University of Waterloo has close ties with the industrial and commercial circles, especially high-tech enterprises, and has offered many cooperative courses. Among the North American 13 universities given priority by Microsoft, the students from the Department of Mathematics at the University of Waterloo are the most popular. The graduates trained by UW College of Mathematics with many auras have worked in nearly 100 countries and regions, and are well received by employers, which shows the strength of mathematics teaching in this university.
Admission criteria:
1. Graduated from high school, with a math score of not less than 90 in senior three (with an average score of not less than 85 in senior three).
2. The total score of the college entrance examination is not less than 75% (including mathematics is not less than 80%)
3. Language score: IELTS 7.0; TOEFL 90, Writing 25/ Speaking 25
When studying UW, some majors are compulsory for freshmen, such as: double degree in mathematics and business administration, computer financial management, software engineering, mathematics/financial analysis and risk management; Some majors in the department of mathematics can be selected after sophomore year, such as actuarial science, applied mathematics, mathematical finance, mathematical optimization, computational mathematics and so on.
Second, the University of Toronto.
The University of Toronto has a wide range of majors, many of which are ranked top3 in Canada. As far as teachers are concerned, the school has about 50,000 students, the largest library in Canada and the largest number of professors who have won the Nobel Prize.
Fields, the highest honor in mathematics, graduated from UofToronto. How old is the FieldsInstitute? Its research direction is all-round.
Admission criteria:
1. After graduating from high school, provide college entrance examination results. At least 550 is recommended (if you please provide test scores).
2. Language score: IELTS 6.5, with no less than 6.0 in individual items; TOEFL 100, Writing 22
As we all know, how big the admission threshold is, in addition to meeting the above two requirements, there must be other sufficient proof materials to prove that students are excellent enough.
3. Queen's University of Canada
Its mathematics department was brilliant for a while before and after 1960 s, for example, Ribes, who was quite accomplished in profinitegroups and GaloisCohomology, was there. Neukirch also worked there, and it produced a series of high-standard queens, spapers priories and applied mathematics.
Its application needs to be applied in advance. There is one item in the pre-application whether you have contacted the professor. This shows that magnetism is absolutely important.
4. McGill University
It has made great achievements in teaching mathematics, especially in analysis, group theory, topology, number theory, algebraic geometry, differential equations and statistics. It cooperates with Concordia, U.ofMontreal and UQAM in establishing a mathematical research center, and invites an American or Canadian expert as its chairman (which can be understood as a visiting chairman) and awards prizes every year.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) University of British Columbia (UBC)
Of course, the math department of the strongest school in western Canada is the same. UBC has close ties with American universities in Washington, DC. For example, they have a peace research institute of mathematical science.
The communication between the two universities makes UBC's number theory not weak, such as Creg, Vatsal and so on. In addition, UBC is also very strong in partial differential equations. Cai just won an award this year. Another speaker invited by the International Congress of Mathematicians is also in this field. There is also a Canadian chair of topology research. A few years ago, I recruited a group of people for tenure. The overall feeling is a strong rising stage.
6. Concordia University, Canada
Although undergraduate education has always been the mainstay, the department of mathematics still has some characteristics. Mainly number theory in pure mathematics. Kisilevsky and Iovita are leaders. Iovita is the chairman of Canadian research. It's called p-adicanalysandp-adicinlongland spro program. Although he graduated from Boston University, his fame lies in his articles published in cooperation with Coleman of the University of California, Berkeley. Kisilevsky graduated from MIT, majoring in algebraic number theory. A few years ago, they invited UC, a master of number theory, and Hida of Los Angeles as visiting professors.
Concordia University, located in the center of Montreal, is a large public institution for English teaching. In particular, actuaries, psychology, biochemistry, physics and other majors are very popular among students, and UrbanStudy is also a popular major with good employment prospects.
Admission criteria:
1. Graduated from high school
2. Language score: IELTS 7.0; TOEFL 90
Seven, York University
York University, located in Toronto, Ontario, has trained national high-end talents in many fields, such as law, business, computer, accounting, finance, politics, economy, literature, philosophy, journalism, management, meteorology, chemistry and space science. The arts include movies, drama, jazz, experimental music, dance, digital media and cultural studies. Among them, Schulich Business School of York University ranked first among all business schools in Canada in The Economist magazine, London Financial Times magazine and Forbes magazine in 2006, third in the global MBA program of Aspan and WRI, and first in Forbes and The Wall Street Journal in 2007.
Admission criteria:
1. Graduated from high school
2. Language score: IELTS 6.5 (Schulik Business School 7.5, some related majors 7.0); TOEFL 100+ score