What are the top universities for Physics internships in Canada?

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The discussion centers on identifying Canadian universities with physics departments that offer favorable opportunities for summer internships, particularly those funded by NSERC, for 2011. The user expresses concern about their academic performance, seeking departments with lower competition for internships. The University of Manitoba is mentioned as a potential option, noted for accepting a significant number of students, though it typically requires at least decent academic standing to qualify for internships. The conversation highlights the importance of both departmental acceptance rates and academic qualifications in securing summer internships in physics.
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Hi, I was wondering which universities' physics departments in Canada offers the best chances of getting a summer internship with for 2011 (usually funded by NSERC).

I have already applied to a bunch, but my marks are not that good. So the physics departments with the least applicant per internship is something I have to look into (I am in my 3rd year already and wishes to go to grad school).

thanks
 
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University of Manitoba takes lots of students, but generally you need at least decent marks, if not NSERC caliber. I don't know what you mean by not good.
 

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