The University of Colombia was established in the year of 1908. It is one of the oldest and popular universities in Canada. The headquarters of the university is situated in Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada. The University has $600 million as annual research budget. The university is home for Canada's national laboratory for nuclear physics and particles. The endowment value of the university is CAD 1 billion, and the fee of application is around CAD 116-168. The attraction point of the university is that in the university, military training is compulsory for every student. In World war II more than 3000 students of the university were enrolled in the military forces in 1944-45, and 1947-48 more than 9374 students enrolled in the military forces. The university also has Belkin Art Gallery and Chan Centre for performing arts along with the high-class concert facility. There are more than 9,000 teaching staff or academic staff at the University to educate more than 44,000 undergraduate and 9,000 postgraduate students. Among the students, there are more than 16000 international students as well. The campus size makes the university one of the biggest universities that are 988 acres. The students can avail accommodation and food with INR 5.6 Lac. The U.S. News and world report best Global University ranked the university at the 29th place in the world and the second number in Canada.