Ali Ikram Belbachir

Near all activities, and or Capital and it's very bilingual (french/english). It's perfect for students, it's a very friendly walking or public transit city.

University of Ottawa is a great university with supportive professors and a strong academic environment. Its bilingual system (English and French) is a big advantage. The campus is well located, and there are many services and activities for students. Overall, it’s a good place to study and grow.

It's a large and fairly well-organized building, and I was pleased to visit it with my son, who will be studying there next year. I hope it continues to improve.

I recently went on a campus tour at the University of Ottawa, and the student guide was incredibly professional and friendly. They made sure to engage with both the students and parents, creating a welcoming and interactive experience. It was a great way to learn more about the campus and the university community!😃😃😃

This is the university to choose to connect with Canada's next political leaders. The staff here are highly efficient, the affordable university buffet with the biggest selection + gaming systems built in is second to none, and the staff eagerly connect students with scholarship opportunities to intern or study abroad. I did 2 exchanges in Paris & Hong Kong through UOttawa's business school and was put in a program paying $4000 (in addition to internship salary) to do a summer internship in China or the United States. Clubs here are plentiful, and the campus population is very accepting of individual differences. Location? Always lots going on in Downtown Ottawa, just across the street from campus. Fellow Ontarians, note that 18 is the legal drinking age in the Quebec half of this city, you're legal from year 1, unlike in other Ontarian cities. Take my word for it, in comparison to schools like ESSEC France, UOttawa is top notch (shots fired at ESSEC! You'll know what I'm talking about if you've exchanged there.)