Carleton Rises to #4 in Canada in Maclean’s Rankings
Maclean’s magazine has released their 2025 university rankings which once again highlight Carleton University’s excellence.
Carleton rose to No. 4 in Canada (No. 2 in Ontario) in the comprehensive category — universities with a significant amount of research activity and a wide range of programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including professional degrees.
“I am pleased that Carleton’s achievements continue to be recognized in these national rankings,” said Carleton’s Interim President and Vice-Chancellor, Jerry Tomberlin.
“The Maclean’s rankings highlight our strengths in research and the student experience which reflects our smart, caring community.”
Carleton’s leadership in research was again recognized as No. 1 in funding in the Social Sciences and Humanities.
Student support continues to be recognized as Carleton secured top 5 rankings in the categories of Scholarships and Bursaries as well as Student Awards.
Carleton is a home to top academic talent which is a testament to its ranking as No. 4 in Faculty Awards. In addition, Carleton’s Engineering program rose to No. 10 in the country.
Related News
Carleton University Welcomes Scarborough Charter Secretariat to Campus
Earlier this academic year, Carleton University welcomed the Secretariat of the Scarborough Charter on Anti‑Black Racism and Black Inclusion in Canadian Higher Education to campus. ...
Carleton Researchers Lead $13.5 Million Project to Accelerate Canada’s Digital Future
Reliable mobile connectivity is essential to economic growth, public services and daily life. While today’s mobile networks can deliver coverage to urban centres within range ...
Carleton Researcher Wins Polanyi Prize in Chemistry
Kate Marczenko has been awarded the prestigious John Charles Polanyi Prize for her groundbreaking research in advanced functional materials and crystalline systems.