Mcgill.ca:Canada Mcgill Public University is a famous public university in Canada, the school has more than 190 years of history, was founded in 1821, after more than a hundred years of development, has developed into a world-renowned first-class comprehensive university, known as the Canadian Harvard.

McGill University is located in the Canadian province of Quebec McGill University is located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Since its founding, McGill University has been the pride of Montrealers. McGill University's campus is beautiful, with ancient European-style architecture and modern buildings that contrast with each other to form a unique landscape in downtown Montreal. In 2008, McGill was ranked No. 1 in the top category of universities by McLean magazine; in the Times Higher Education Supplement World University Rankings, McGill was ranked No. 12 in 2007, No. 20 in 2008, and No. 18 in 2009. In 2007, McGill University was ranked 12th in the global rankings, in 2008 it was ranked 20th, and in 2009 it was ranked 18th, consistently being the top university in Canada with the highest recognition in the world.

McGill University has 11 departments and 10 faculties, offering more than 300 majors. Medicine, literature, law, engineering, natural sciences and agriculture are the most outstanding disciplines at McGill University. McGill's high level of academic research is comparable to that of the Ivy League schools in the United States, and many of the world's leading scholars have come to the University. McGill has produced many of Canada's greatest thinkers and scientists, eight of whom have won Nobel Prizes. It was at McGill that the great physicist Rutherford discovered the structure of the atom, making McGill famous in Europe and the United States. McGill's medical school is one of the best in Canada and is a dream destination for many students. The University has 17 libraries and four specialized libraries, making up one of the largest library networks in Canada, with more than 5 million books, 17,000 periodicals, and nearly 13 million microfilms. McGill has 21 faculties, 10 departments and 11 schools, offering over 340 undergraduate programs and over 250 doctoral and master's programs. McGill is renowned for its world-leading medical, legal, liberal arts and science programs, and offers students a wide range of courses of study.