2009 Scorecard

The University’s score is expressed as a percentage relative to the results of the peer groups of universities. Sources: National Survey on Student Engagement (NSSE) and Graduate and Professional Student Survey (GPSS).

The University’s ranking among Canadian universities based on to the total annual research grants for all programs received from the three main federal research agencies, namely SSHRC, NSERC and CIHR. Source: federal agencies.

The average of external funding from all sources per full-time equivalent faculty position as well as University of Ottawa’s ranking among Canadian universities, excluding the INRS. Source: Re$earch Infosource.

The percentage of students from an Ontario high school entering an undergraduate program with an average of at least 85% who have accepted an offer of admission.

The ratio of graduate students registered (certificate, master’s and doctorate) to the total number of registrations at all levels, full-time and part-time.

The percentage of students registered in first year seven years ago who have since graduated from a bachelor’s or first professional degree.

The ratio of full-time equivalent undergraduate students per full-time equivalent regular faculty.

• Full-time equivalent undergraduate students include all students, eligible or non-eligible for provincial funding, who are registered for fall and winter semesters.
• Full-time equivalent faculty include regular and term professors, limited-term replacement professors, and CRC holders. It excludes vacant positions, retired faculty, part-time professors, research fellows, librarians, and counsellors.