University of Calgary Rankings 2025

In Calgary, Alberta, Canada, the University of Calgary is a public research institution. The University of Calgary was first established in 1944 as the University of Alberta's Calgary branch before becoming a distinct, independent university in 1966. Over 85 research institutions and centers make up its 14 faculties. A minor south campus is situated in the city's core, while the major campus is situated in the north-west quadrant of the area along the Bow River. Most of the research facilities are located on the main campus, which also collaborates with federal and provincial regulatory and research organizations, including the Geological Survey of Canada, which has offices right next to the campus. 

The school provides 250 post-secondary programs leading to bachelor's, master's, and doctoral (PhD) degrees. There are many undergraduate and graduate programs offered at the University of Calgary. The campus, which covers an area of 200 hectares, is home to 85 research institutes and centers, 14 faculties, and 55 departments.

University of Calgary World Rankings

Subject-Wise Ranking

As per the Subject Rankings of US News, the University of Calgary is ranked #231 in Arts and Humanities, and #223 in Biology and Biochemistry. The University is ranked ##258 in Chemistry and #90 in Clinical Medicine. In Economics and Business, it is ranked #205, and in Engineering, it is ranked #268. The University is ranked #590 in Physics, and #132 in Microbiology. In Physics, it is ranked #590, and in Psychology, it is ranked #102. 

Employability Ranking

The QS Graduate Employability Ranking of the University of Calgary is #131-140.