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University of Windsor ranked second in Ontario for research and graduation rates

The University of Windsor is celebrating the latest rankings of universities in Maclean's Magazine.

The magazine ranked the university second in Ontario and sixth in Canada for the impact of its research, and second in Ontario and fourth in Canada for its graduation rate.

As for student-to-faculty ratio, it was ranked third in Ontario.

"These rankings reflect the priorities that matter to our university community: advancing knowledge through impactful research and helping students achieve their goals," said University of Windsor President and Vice-Chancellor Dr J.J. McMurtry. "We are proud of this recognition and remain focused on building an exceptional university experience for our students and making meaningful contributions to the region and nation."

The ranking for research impact reflects the university's efforts from strengthening cybersecurity for autonomous systems to advancing cancer diagnostics and developing sustainable ways to increase yields in agriculture.

The second-place provincial ranking for graduation rates highlights the importance the university places on student success and helping learners progress towards their academic and professional goals.

Maclean’s ranked Ontario's mid-sized universities.

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