The university is ranked among the top three in Canada. UBC educated three Canadian prime leaders, including the country's first female prime minister, Kim Campbell, and current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Trudeau went to school at Harvard University for an undergraduate degree before dropping out to play hockey for Montreal Olympic gold medal team. After his career as a hockey player, he moved to London where he worked as a lawyer. In 2001, he was elected to Parliament as a member of the Liberal party. He was immediately appointed to Cabinet as Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs where he played a key role in negotiating the Clarity Act, which established a process to address claims between provinces. He has been widely praised for his work on this file. In 2008, Trudeau was given the task of becoming Liberal leader after Paul Martin stepped down from the position. In 2013, he announced that he would be seeking a second term as prime minister. In 2014, Trudeau visited UBC along with other Canadian politicians. He met with students and faculty and held a town hall meeting at the Malkin Bowl. During his visit, he spoke about the importance of education and creativity for our economy. Trudeau has expressed interest in visiting other Asian countries such as India.