SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
McMaster University is located in Hamilton, and comprises 57 buildings, 122 programs, and over 21 500 students [1]. It was first established in the year 1887 and is split into six different academic facilities: Degroote School of Business, Engineering, Health Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Science [2] . They’re known as the McMaster Marauders with their mascot named “Mac the Marauder.” The institution is home to over 300 student organizations and clubs, however, they do not recognize any fraternities or sororities [2]. Their main academic policy is known as the “McMaster Model,” which focuses on a student-centred, problem-based, interdisciplinary approach to learning which has been used since the 1960s [2]. Only 3700 students live in twelve on-campus residences with a range of building sizes and dormitory styles [1]. Finally, McMaster University is a member of a group of research intensive Canadian universities known as the U15 [2].
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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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McMaster University is located in Hamilton, and comprises 57 buildings, 122 programs, and over 21 500 students [1]. It was first established in the year 1887 and is split into six different academic facilities: Degroote School of Business, Engineering, Health Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Science [2] . They’re known as the McMaster Marauders with their mascot named “Mac the Marauder.” The institution is home to over 300 student organizations and clubs, however, they do not recognize any fraternities or sororities [2]. Their main academic policy is known as the “McMaster Model,” which focuses on a student-centred, problem-based, interdisciplinary approach to learning which has been used since the 1960s [2]. Only 3700 students live in twelve on-campus residences with a range of building sizes and dormitory styles [1]. Finally, McMaster University is a member of a group of research intensive Canadian universities known as the U15 [2].
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UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY
Located all throughout the western city of Calgary, the University of Calgary is a large, dominant presence in the university sphere of western Canada. With 3 main campuses (Calgary (Main), Foothills Campus, Spyhill Campus), 95 programs, and over 31,000 students enrolled, UCalgary stands to be one of the largest institutions in all of Canada [1]. Established in 1966, UCalgary has had plenty of time to introduce a plethora of different faculties, including: arts, architecture, business, law, nursing (Qatar), science, veterinary medicine, medicine, graduate Studies, kinesiology, nursing, engineering, social work, and education [2]. The school’s mascot, “Dexter the Dino” was unveiled back in 1982 by students J. Jewitt, and G. Kirkham, and heads the “Calgary Dinos” [3]. As well, a surfeit of athletic clubs can be found, though clubs in other fields are abundant as well [4, 5]. There are hundreds of clubs based around culture, ethnicity, and common interests too [5]. Also, The UCalgary students association hosts several events throughout the year [5]. A star studded cast of guest speakers have come and gone throughout the years, including (but not limited to): Jean Chrétien (the then “Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development), and John Diefenbaker (the then Prime Minister) in 1968 [3]. UCalgary also has a longstanding newspaper column, with the first edition coming out in 1969, and is delivered not just throughout the campuses, but all of Calgary [3]. Over the years, they’ve also gathered a lot of affiliations, which includes: CUSID, ACU, CBIE, IAU, etc. [4]
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According to the 2020 Times Higher Education World University Rankings
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