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<h1>About Hamilton</h1>
Hamilton is a town situated in Ontario, Canada. It is a port city of the Canada province. It is the 9th largest city in Canada and third largest in Ontario. It has beautiful gardens and museums like the Royal Botanical Garden, Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, etc. Hamilton is known for its industrial companies. It is called a golden horseshoe with a population of 8.1 million people in 2006. The Niagara Falls is nearby to this city, and the climate here is humid-continental. There are several tourist attractions like the Dundurn castle, McMaster museum of art, Hamilton theatre and a lot more.
<h2>Top universities in Hamilton</h2>
Hamilton is known for its colleges and universities; they offer various courses for the students. McMaster University is one of the oldest universities which was established in 1930 and currently have around 30,000 students. The majors of this university are education and research. 24% of the students in this university are international students. They offer all kinds of courses like bachelors, masters, doctoral, associate degrees, certificate courses. A lot of students live in the hostels because of its excellent facilities. There are a few other universities which are famous all over the world.
<ul>
	<li>McMaster University</li>
	<li>Columbia International College</li>
	<li>Mohawk College</li>
	<li>McMaster Divinity College</li>
	<li>Redeemer University College</li>
	<li>Metropolitan College</li>
	<li>Summit College</li>
</ul>
<h2>Popular Courses in Hamilton</h2>
There are many bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees available in Hamilton. Some of the popular ones are in the field of Business, Health, Engineering, Law, Biology, etc. McMaster University, which is the most popular one in Hamilton, is ranked 140 in the QS World Ranking.
<ul>
	<li>Bachelor’s of Commerce in Integrated Business and Humanities</li>
	<li>Bachelor’s of Health, Engineering Science and Entrepreneurship</li>
	<li>Bachelor’s of Engineering and Biomedical Engineering</li>
	<li>Political Philosophy</li>
	<li>Law</li>
	<li>Social Science</li>
	<li>Natural Disaster Management</li>
</ul>
<h2>Living Expenses and Part-time Jobs</h2>
There are numerous places of interest in Hamilton. The very first is the McMaster Museum of Art established at the McMaster University way back in 1967. This museum has a collection of more than 7,000 objects which contains a historical value, contemporary art along with Impressionist and Post-impressionist paintings of the Levy Art. Over the years many theatre companies have opened up, but previously there was only one popular called the Hamilton Theatre Inc. The city has some breathtaking landscapes which the students can visit in Webster Falls, Pier 4 Park, Gage Park, etc. This particular city is affordable as compared to other Canadian cities. The average a family spends in Hamilton, Canada is C$55,000 – C$65,000 annually.
<ul>
	<li>Food - $15 - $50</li>
	<li>Housing - $700 - $1000</li>
	<li>Clothing - $50 - $100</li>
	<li>Transport - $50 - $100</li>
</ul>

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