McGill University is a public research university located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The university was founded by a charter issued by King George IV in 1821 and named after James McGill, a Scottish businessman who founded the University's predecessor, McGill University (or simply McGill College) in 1813; In 1885 it was renamed McGill University. McClellan's main campus is located on the slopes of Mount Royal in Montreal, and the second is located 30 kilometers (19 miles) west of the main campus in Saint-Anne-de-Bello. And on the island of Montreal. Along with the University of Toronto, the university is one of only two universities outside the United States to be members of the Association of American Universities and the only Canadian member of the World Economic Forum's Global University Leaders' Forum (GULF). McGill holds the overall entry standards of any Canadian university and offers degrees and diplomas in more than 300 disciplines. The five major faculties of Humanities, Technology, Medicine, Engineering and Management comprise the majority of students. McGill's student body is geographically different from any medical-doctoral research university in Canada, with 30% of students coming from more than 150 countries. McGill is consistently ranked in the top 50 universities in the world and the top three universities in Canada in all major rankings. It has topped Maclean's annual Canadian university rankings for medical-doctoral universities for the past 16 years.
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Home Services
Harvard University Housing (HUH) offers a wide variety of housing and real estate services to graduate students, staff and workers.
Non-Harvard Housing:
Information on private sector rentals, hotels and other options.
Harvard University Housing Subdivisions:
Harvard University Housing (HUH) does not explicitly offer short-term housing. However, we allow qualified Harvard subsidiaries to be provided to our residents.
Accommodation for spouses, spouses and children is available for graduate students with stressful schedules.
Library services
The Harvard University Library produces 20.4 million volumes, 180,000 series of titles, an estimated 400 million manuscripts, 10 million photographs, 124 million archived web pages and 5.4 terabytes of digital archives and manuscripts. Nearly 800 librarians provide access to this vast collection in more than 70 different library units.
ICT Services
In a distributed computer system, ICF provides free educational computer and data processing tools. A wide range of applications, including Microsoft Office, PC-SAS, STATA, Smltree, Login, S-Plus, ArcView, Endnote and anti-virus software, are available on 150 Dell PCs connected to the Novell network.
Medical service
The emergency room is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We provide counseling and care for severe physical and emotional health conditions that require immediate attention but are not life threatening.
Sports facilities
Only students, faculty, staff and alumni can attend the recreation center (and their eligible family members). Malkin Athletic Center, Blodgett Pool, Hemenway Gymnasium, QRAC and Murr Center Fitness Room are available to members.
Students Club
Harvard students are involved on and off campus, offering more than 400 official student groups in addition to educators offering courses, affiliate programs, and athletic opportunities. Playing on the field at Harvard Stadium or promoting The Harvard Crimson, volunteering with organizations such as PBHA, developing entrepreneurial activities at the Harvard Innovation Lab, writing or editing at The Harvard Crimson or The Harvard Lampoon, or continuing to study at Harvard Are busy!
