University of Montréal

University of Montréal (UdeM) is located in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. It is locally known as Université de Montréal. The university was established in 1878. It is accredited by Ministère de l'Education, du Loisir et du Sport, Québec.

Based on the QS World University Ranking of 2023, University of Montréal is positioned as the #116 top university in the world, which makes it the #5 top university in Canada. The university's global rank decreased by 5 points from last year.

University Profile

Ranking	#5
University Name	University of Montréal
Name in Local Language	Université de Montréal
Acronym	UdeM
Year Established	1878
Motto	Fide Splendet et Scientia
Motto in English	May it shine with truth and knowledge
Colors	Royal blue, white and black

Contact

Address	C.P. 6128, Succursale Centre Ville, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Phone	+1 (514) 343 6111
Fax	+1 (514) 343 2098
Website
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Programs and Courses

	Bachelor's Degrees	Master's Degrees	Doctorate Degrees	Diplomas
Arts & Humanities
Business & Social Sciences
Engineering
Language & Cultural Studies
Medicine & Health
Science & Technology

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Admission Info

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International Students Allowed	Yes
Student Body	Men and Women

Scholarship and Financial Aids

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Following is a list of 5 article(s) related to University of Montréal or higher education systems of Canada.

Tertiary education in Canada is not free, especially for international students, but it is affordable compared to the United States, United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Australia. The average undergraduate foreign student pays C$11,903 annually. [Read More]

There are myriads of work permit programs for foreign students. Working in Canada as an international student can open doors of opportunities for the future. International students can work 20 hours a week during academic sessions and full-time or 40 hours during vacation or scheduled breaks such as winter, summer, and spring breaks. [Read More]

The type of health insurance you will get will depend mainly on the province you are going. Every province has its own healthcare rules and eligibility requirements for residents. So, your duty as an international student is to know the healthcare requirements of the area you intend going, this will help you to apply for the suitable one. [Read More]

The advantages of studying in Canada are multiple; one of them is that you will enjoy a valuable Canadian work experience both during and after your program. There are also great immigration options for foreign students that have completed their tertiary education programs. [Read More]

There are minimal scholarship slots available for foreign students coming to Canada from abroad, although some institutions provide scholarships based on one's academic excellence. If you are schooling here, you can ask your student advisor to see if there is any available one. [Read More]

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