Queen’s University is highly regarded for its academic quality, student experience, reputation and campus life. I had a strong sense of community and support from faculty and staff. The campus is well-equipped with modern facilities and a variety of extracurricular activities are available. Also the campus is known for its picturesque setting on Lake Ontario and its lively social scene. There are numerous opportunities for students to get involved in clubs and organizations, and the university places a strong emphasis on student leadership and personal development.

Queen’s faculties are very welcoming to international students and they invest a lot into making sure students are treated fairly, and enjoy studying there. They gave us an inclusive environment, and encouraged us to be creative and confident to brainstorm and voice our opinions. In general, I’m very glad that I chose to pursue my master’s degree at Queen’s University.

When I was studying for my Master of international business at Queen’s university I was amazed by how professional and supportive the staff is.
Also, I met a lot of international students from all over the globe and I had the opportunity to learn from their cultural difference.
All in all, I had a nice experience during my studies at Queens.

Queen’s University’s commerce program is one of, if not the best, business programs you can go to in Canada. Relative to the States, it’s worth the extra cost but it’s very expensive as far as Canadian universities go. As a result, the culture is extremely elite, wealthy, and not very diverse. The average family income is probably around $250K so you should be prepared to be around those kinds of students. The program itself is most difficult in the second year. Unlike other programs, a lot of the deliverables are for group assignments and presentations. Overall, the culture is pretty clique-y and fratty, but if you’re interested in getting a high paying job right out of university, this is probably your best bet.