Ranking of civil engineering in Canada universtities

[nicelake]

Could someone tell me the ranking of civil engineering major in Canada universities? I can find the ranking for US unversities, but I can't find it for Canada unversities. Thanks in advance.

[mrtvine]

Dear friend, you could refer to this website list:
http://www.ehow.com/about_5522137_list-civil-engineering-universities-canada.html

http://www.canadian-universities.net/Universities/Programs/Civil_and_Structural_Engineering.html

http://www.schoolsincanada.com/

Hope this will help our future builders...

[alexa.pete9]

University rankings are designed to provide an overall measure of a university's quality and performance. The rankings are based on a number of factors such as average entering grade, acceptance rates, number of students continuing to postgraduate study, size of library, number of faculty with PhDs, and faculty research and publications. Not all criteria are given equal weight, and not all ranking publications use the same criteria. For instance, the two main sources of annual Canadian university rankings are Maclean's magazine and The Globe and Mail newspaper. However, the two publications differ greatly in their methodologies and, therefore, their results. The Globe and Mail, for instance, relies on undergraduate student surveys on topics like student faculty interaction, course availability and quality of teaching, while Maclean's uses university data, such as spending on student services, scholarships and bursaries, funding for libraries, faculty success in obtaining national research grants. Maclean's also does not rank schools with fewer than 1,000 full-time students.

[joe_sampson21]

Over all in this world civil engenering is losting popularity
its not an ideal subject to learn now a days