Three universities gain RE$EARCH Infosource's designation of Research University of the Year by university type for their outstanding performance on a balanced set of input and output measures. These universities demonstrated superior achievement both in earning research income and in publishing research in leading Canadian and international journals.
Rank | Medical/Doctoral | Score* |
1 | McGill University | 94.0 |
2 | McMaster University | 93.0 |
3 | University of Alberta | 91.7 |
Rank | Comprehensive | Score* |
1 | University of Guelph | 83.7 |
2 | University of Waterloo | 76.3 |
3 | University of Victoria | 59.0 |
Rank | Undergraduate | Score* |
1 | Trent University | 60.0 |
2 | St. Francis Xavier University | 44.0 |
3 | Royal Military College | 43.0 |
4 | University of Prince Edward Island | 43.0 |
*Score is out of a possible 100 points. Points are awarded based on a university's ranking in the following 3 input measures: total sponsored research income (16.67 points), faculty research intensity (16.67 points) and graduate student research intensity (16.67 points); and 1 output measure: publication intensity in leading journals (50 points). See RUY Ranking Method.