Explore Top Astrophysics Programs in Canada for International Students

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The discussion centers on the graduate astrophysics programs at the University of British Columbia (UBC), McGill University, and the University of Toronto. The original poster, an international student from Mexico, seeks insights into these programs. Respondents highlight that the University of Toronto is recognized for its strong graduate astrophysics program, suggesting that its undergraduate offerings are also robust. Additionally, McGill University is noted for producing successful graduates, with one respondent mentioning a McGill student currently attending Harvard for further studies. Overall, both UBC and McGill are considered excellent options for astrophysics, alongside the University of Toronto.
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Hi, I was admited for graduate studies at University of British Columbia, McGill University and University of Toronto. I will be doing astrophysics. Anybody knows something about the physics / astrophysics programs in such universities? Thank you in advance for your answers.

P.D. I am an international (mexican) student
 
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I don't know about UBC, but Toronto has a top graduate program in astrophysics (so one would assume undergrad is very good as well) and I know a McGill student who's at Harvard for grad school, so either of them would be excellent choices.
 

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