In McLean magazine's ranking of basic universities in Canada in 2020, Captain University ranked 18.

Captain (CBU) University has always insisted on teaching in small classes, and the number of students in each class is controlled at around 15-20. Professors are familiar with and understand the learning situation of each student, fully communicate and interact with each student, and especially give more attention and guidance to international students. During the study period, Captain's University arranged scientific research opportunities for students in various disciplines and provided internship opportunities for students. The curriculum arrangement combines academic research with practice.

In spare time, the school recommends students to participate in the job opportunities set up by the school, so that students can get some remuneration while gaining work experience. After arriving at the school for half a year, the person in charge of international students will help students apply for off-campus work visas and recommend more social internship opportunities.

At the same time, Captain (CBU) University also provides credit transfer policy (transfer to undergraduate major) for students studying in domestic universities and colleges. Students can submit school transcripts and course descriptions of their courses. The Admissions Office of Captain (CBU) University will decide the number of credits that can be transferred according to the courses they have studied in domestic universities or colleges.

Every year, Captain (CBU) University arranges school leaders to come to China to communicate with parents of students through CBU Beijing Alumni Association, so that parents can know about their children's study and life at school. At present, most of its graduates have found jobs in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal, while those who choose to return to China have found jobs that suit them in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Qingdao.

Geographical location:

Captain's University, located in Nova Scotia, is a world-famous tourist attraction with beautiful scenery. The local culture is rich and the transportation is convenient. The inland airport is only a few minutes away from UCCB University.

CapeBretonIsland, with a strong Scottish color, is located in the northernmost part of Nova Scotia. Air Canada and Nova Airlines have many flights to and from Cape Reiter, Hubler and Halifax International Airport every day. All flights take less than 40 minutes, which is very convenient and fast.

It has a long history, as long as 1497 British colonial rule. Because it is in an important strategic position, it is called the North Gate of Canada. It is also the meeting place of various cultures in the world, just like a quilt with thousands of stitches. It is a combination of Scottish, Acadian, Irish, Italian, Polish, Jewish, Ukrainian, Lebanese, African and Hindi, but English, French, Gaelic and Mikma are the most commonly used.

Brandon has a pleasant climate. The highest temperature in summer is about 20-25 degrees Celsius, and the lowest is about 10- 14 degrees Celsius. Because it is located on the coast, sometimes you'd better prepare a sweater to resist the cool sea breeze. The temperature in spring and autumn is about 10 degrees lower than that in summer. It snows here in winter, and the lowest temperature in January and February can reach about MINUS 6 degrees.