With almost 50,000 students, Concordia University is a big university with a community feel. Our class sizes remain small, with an undergraduate student-to-professor ratio of 27 to one.

Concordia is in the heart of Montreal, named one of the top cities in North America for students, and a hub of higher education and industry.

Our Bachelor's, Master's and PhD programs are based in four Faculties: Arts and Science, Fine Arts, the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science and the John Molson School of Business.

Concordia's programs are rated among the best in the world, with special recognition for our strengths in education, art and design, communication and media studies, accounting and finance, English literature, engineering, linguistics, and psychology.

Concordia students benefit from practical learning, like managing a $5 million Canadian investment fund, guided by a team of senior investment management professionals from the community. Many Concordians take advantage of paid internships though our Co-op program, with companies like Bombardier, IBM and Pfizer to bridge university life and the work world.

We're a young university that champions innovation and looks towards the future, and we are the top-ranked university in Canada founded within the last 50 years (Times Higher Education).

Academics

With more than a hundred possible pathways to a degree, Concordia makes it easy to create and then pursue your own academic goals. For all your options, visit concordia.ca/programs.

Study Abroad

We can help you go global with your education, through our international student exchange program. Choose from more than 30 countries around the world, from Argentina to Korea and the United Kingdom.

Paid Internships

Concordia's Co-op program lets you alternate study and work terms to enhance your education with practical experience. Other benefits also include: earning money to finance your degree; discovering which work environments suit you; developing your professional network; and increasing your chances of obtaining employment after graduation.

Paid Internships

Enhance your education with practical work experience during your degree. The Co-op program lets you earn money to finance your degree, discover which work environments suit you, develop your professional network, and increase your chances of obtaining employment after graduation.

Concordians have done paid internships with companies and organizations like Bombardier, Ericsson, Ernst & Young, L’Oréal, the Canadian Space Agency, Ubisoft, Pfizer, Evenko, Air Canada, the United Way/Centraide, Suncor Energy, Tesla Motors, the McCord Museum and more.

Career and Planning Services can help with your resumé, job search strategy and networking skills.

Grow Your Own Business

If you have a great idea, Concordia's District 3 can help you launch your own start-up. You'll benefit from the expertise, networks and encouragement of business strategists, engineers and creative people.

The Stingers compete in football, basketball, hockey, rugby, soccer and wrestling. We club teams in baseball, golf and cross-country. Our intramural teams include basketball, ice hockey, ball hockey, soccer, Ultimate and volleyball. A dome covers the field in winter for year-round access.

Concordia students run clubs that encompass tennis, dodgeball, hurling and Gaelic football, rock climbing, dragon boating, lacrosse, cycling, and skiing and snowboarding. The Outdoors Club focuses on hiking, snowshoeing and running.

Concordia's exceptional fitness facilities make it easy to stay in shape. In our downtown campus, Le Gym has the best in hightech cardio and weight machines. You can sign up for yoga, Pilates, ballet, Zumba, Spinning, personal training, martial arts or badminton. At our Loyola campus, you can get fit on the conditioning floor of the PERFORM Centre.

Visit concordia.ca/campus-life/recreation to find out more.

Student life at Concordia encompasses an inspiring range of opportunities.

Concordia offers you the chance to:

• Work on meaningful community projects - Alternative Spring Break
• Give back while making connections on campus - LIVE Volunteer Centre
• Get official recognition for giving your time - the co-curricular record

Concordia students:

• Run the non-profit health-food store le Frigo Vert
• Put on a daily vegan lunch at the People’s Potato
• Encourage environmentally friendly practices through a multitude of initiatives backed by Sustainable Concordia
• Promote social justice and youth empowerment in Gulu, Uganda

That's only some of what’s going on at Concordia.

The Webster Library is Concordia's latest infrastructure investment, with a major transformation focused on bright, airy spaces, and group study rooms equipped with screens, cameras and speakers. The library will also lend you a laptop computer or a tablet.

Our facilities are as varied as the students who create, compete, and do research on campus.

We've got the equipment and facilities to allow Concordians to:

• Measure the effects of cardiovascular activity on the heart
• Test how building envelopes stand up under extreme weather conditions
• Put on music, theatre and dance performances
• Manage a 5 million-dollar investment portfolio

In Montreal, and at Concordia, we’re fueled by creativity and diversity.

• Art in a cultural nexus. Engineering in an aerospace capital. Tech in a gaming hub. The city has a lot to offer and Concordia embraces it all.
• Montreal attracts the best performers and creators on the planet.
• People from all over the world live in Montreal, reflected in an incredibly diverse and rich experience for language, food, history.
• Living in Montreal will open your eyes, and your mind. Plus, our joie de vivre is contagious. You’ll love life in Montreal.

As the largest French-speaking city in the world after Paris, Montreal is the perfect place to take your French language skills to the next level. Take advantage of the many resources at Concordia, through our Succeeding in French program.

The Otsenhákta Student Centre is a space for First Nations, Métis and Inuit students to discover a community within the university.

Our student services offer tailored support for and students who'd like to improve their academic performance.

The university also has its own health clinic, one on each campus.

Within the university, you'll find spaces for in-depth learning and knowledge creation, like:

• Milieux - at the intersection of design, art, culture and technology
• The Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies
• The Concordia Institute for Aerospace and Design Innovation
• The David O'Brien Centre for Sustainable Enterprise
• The PERFORM Centre, where researchers look at ways to promote health through changes in behaviour and lifestyle

Let us show you around! Join a current undergraduate student either in-person or on Zoom to hear about their experience at Concordia. You'll see our campuses either on foot or virtually, and then you can chat with a member of our recruitment team for answers to all your admissions-related questions. Visit concordia.ca/welcome-centre for more.