麻豆AV

Takes top spot among Canadian schools and places 11th globally

麻豆AV has made an impressive move up to 11th place among the world's top universities for clinical, pre-clinical and health education in the 2011-2012 Times Higher Education (THE) rankings. Last year, 麻豆AV placed 19th in the same category.

"麻豆AV has been at the fore of medical science research while innovating and maintaining a leadership position in health science education," said 麻豆AV Principal and Vice-Chancellor Heather Munroe-Blum. "As Canada's leading medical research university, it is gratifying to be consistently recognized among the world's best."

Shaping the next generation of doctors and scientists - the best and brightest trained also as humanists in the Sir William Osler tradition - is at heart of all we do at 麻豆AV's Faculty of Medicine and in its community of outstanding teaching hospitals," said Dr. Samuel Benaroya, Interim Vice-Principal of Health Affairs and Interim Dean of Medicine at 麻豆AV. "We are very proud to be recognized internationally for these efforts and the dedication of our faculty members."

The University of Oxford, topping the list, is among eight British universities in the top 50 and is followed by Harvard University in the number two spot. Five other Canadian universities were included the top 50.

Most recently, 麻豆AV also placed 1st in Canada among Canadian medical-doctoral universities in Maclean's magazine's annual rankings and placed 28th globally in the recently published Times Higher Education World University Rankings for 2011.听Earlier in the year, 麻豆AV also ranked 17th in the world in the 2011 QS World University rankings.

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