CONCORDIA

UNIVERSITY 2023–2024
QUEBEC ADMISSIONS Tiohtià:ke/Montreal

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 WELCOME TO CONCORDIA
At Concordia, students from over 150 countries come together to learn, explore and build their
future. Whether in our dynamic libraries and study spaces, or our state-of-the-art labs, studios and
makerspaces, Concordians learn by doing. You’ll draw inspiration from the creative energy that
surrounds you while creating and pursuing your own academic goals. From the downtown buzz of
the Sir George Williams Campus to the relaxed green spaces of Loyola Campus, you’ll find clubs, #1 UNIVERSITY #2 IN CANADA,
sports teams, professional networks and support services to balance your life, work and study. UNDER 50 YEARS OLD TOP 100 IN THE WORLD
Do a Co-op placement, start your own company, contribute to community development IN CANADA FOR ART & DESIGN

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projects, go on exchange, get research experience, learn a new language, find your people. – 2022 THE Young University Rankings – 2022 QS World University Rankings by Subject

#4 IN CANADA, TOP 100 IN THE WORLD

TOP 150 IN THE WORLD IN SUPPORT FOR THE
Concordia University is located on unceded Indigenous lands and we recognize the
FOR COMMUNICATION UN’S SUSTAINABLE
Kanien’kehá:ka Nation as the custodians of the lands and waters. Tiohtià:ke/Montreal
& MEDIA STUDIES DEVELOPMENT GOALS
– 2022 QS World University Rankings by Subject – 2021 THE Impact Rankings
is historically known as a gathering place for many First Nations. Today, it is home
to a diverse population of Indigenous and other peoples. We respect the continued
connections with the past, present and future in our ongoing relationships with
Indigenous and other peoples within the Montreal community.

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TWO VIBRANT
CAMPUSES
SIR GEORGE
WILLIAMS CAMPUS
The Sir George Williams (SGW) Campus is located in
the bustling core of downtown Montreal. The campus
is made up of nearly 40 buildings, from century-old row
houses to steel and glass high-rises. With a metro station
(Guy-Concordia) and a bike path at the centre of our
campus, Quartier Concordia is in the middle of the
action with endless cafes, restaurants and shops to
explore between classes.
Fun fact! Many of our downtown buildings
are connected by underground tunnels –
perfect for those chilly Montreal winters.
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Students studying the following subjects will have most
of their classes here:
• Business
• Many programs in the social sciences and humanities
• Engineering and computer science
• Fine arts
SGW is also home to many student services and facilities,
including our recently-renovated Webster Library, our
fitness centre Le Gym and the Student Success Centre.
You can explore the Concordia campuses online
with our immersive 360˚ virtual tour. Take the
tour at concordia.ca/virtualtour.
LOYOLA CAMPUS
The Loyola Campus is our beautiful leafy oasis in the
city. Take a moment to breathe and relax in the Quad.
Located 6.5 km west of downtown, Loyola blends Students can commute between the
cutting-edge facilities with turn-of-the-century buildings two campuses via a 30-minute ride on
in the beautiful west-end neighbourhood of Notre- our free shuttle bus. Or take your bike
Dame-de-Grâce. (or a Bixi) on the dedicated cycle path!
Students studying the following subjects will have most
of their classes here:
• Applied human sciences
• Natural sciences
• Psychology
• Communication studies
• Journalism
At Loyola you’ll also find our Recreation and Athletics
Complex, home to our varsity sports teams (Go
Stingers!), the new $62 million state-of-the art Applied
Science Hub and the Oscar Peterson Concert Hall.
 “The resources that are offered to me and the academic
advising are very personalized. You’ll be walking on campus, and
teachers will recognize you, they say hi. For me, that’s something
important. I didn’t expect to have that kind of treatment at the
university level.”

OLIVIER ROY
BA ‘22
Human Relations

LIFE AT CONCORDIA
“I got a Concordia Undergraduate Student Research Award
At Concordia, community is everything. We are proud of being an open, welcoming and
(CUSRA) over the summer, and I did a research creation
diverse university, just like the city we call home. With 46,000 students, 200 student clubs and
project investigating how writing poetry can offer data
associations, and 100+ academic programs, you never know who you'll meet and what you’ll for phenomenological research. Being able to do that
discover. Concordia offers unlimited opportunities to learn about and connect with the world project was such a gift. I learned a lot about how to
around you — it’s a place for you to experiment, explore, follow your curiosity and ultimately conduct research.”
find your path.
SARAH DESROSIERS-LEGAULT
We’re also here to help you succeed. With a range of student supports and services, from BA ‘22
first-year transition programs to mental health and career planning support, we put our Liberal Arts/English Creative Writing
students first. In addition to academic support, counselling and physical wellness facilities,
Concordia also has dedicated resource centres and supports for Indigenous students, Black
students and students with disabilities. You’ll have access to all the resources you need to get “The Co-op program completely enriched my experience at
the most out of your Concordia experience. Concordia, and my work terms are some of my biggest career
achievements. So far, I’ve worked at Reitmans, Bombardier and
Plus, you’ll be living in Montreal — officially the best city in North America to be a student!
Export Development Canada, and I am so grateful for these life-
Learn more about life at Concordia at concordia.ca/universitylife changing experiences.”
AMARA NGADI
BComm ‘22
Finance

37,000 WHERE STUDENTS 200+ STUDENT CLUBS

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ARE FROM AND ASSOCIATIONS
25,000 12,000 70% 8% 22%
full-time part-time Quebec rest of Canada international

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countries represented

FIRST LANGUAGE
SPOKEN
48% 19% 33%
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 FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
concordia.ca/studyartsci

The Faculty of Arts and Science is a powerhouse of

PROGRAM STRUCTURE
interdisciplinary collaboration that embraces innovative
BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)
thinking in research, teaching and learning. From the
humanities to sciences to social sciences, the Faculty of
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BSc)
Arts and Science offers lots of flexibility in designing your BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (BEd)
degree. Mix and match a major and a minor, complete a
Undergraduate degrees in the Faculty of Arts and
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double major, or a specialization and two minors — the undergraduate undergraduate and
Science consist of the following components: graduate students
possibilities are almost endless! students graduate programs
• Credits from the student’s chosen major, specialization
or Honours
• A minor from another field of study (optional) 869 25+ 119,646+
• Elective courses full and part-time interdisciplinary alumni members
faculty members research centres worldwide
Note that students must complete at least 24
credits outside the main area of concentration and/
or department.
TEACHER EDUCATION
Explore all our programs in detail at Teacher education is offered in Early Childhood and
concordia.ca/fasprograms Elementary Education (BA) and Teaching English as
a Second Language (BEd) in the Faculty of Arts and
Science (120 – 150 credits).

Graduates are eligible for a licence to teach (brevet

d’enseignement) from the Ministère de l'éducation et
“The First Peoples Studies program is great. It’s
allowed me to learn more about the variety of de l'enseignement supérieur. Graduates who satisfy the
different Indigenous groups around the country. requirements of the Ministry of Education of Quebec
I’m already connected to my home community, will be recommended to the Ministry for immediate,
but this gives me a broader sense of what’s going permanent provincial teacher certification.
on elsewhere. My goal is to go to law school – it's
Teacher education is also offered in Art Education,
been my dream for many years now to become a
Visual Arts (BFA) in the Faculty of Fine Arts.
lawyer specializing in Indigenous law.”
AIDAN CONDO ‘24
BA, First Peoples Studies
Minor, Law and Society

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 FACULTY OF FINE ARTS
concordia.ca/finearts/future-students

Unique in Canada, the Faculty of Fine Arts houses PROGRAM STRUCTURE

nine departments that offer an unparalleled range of
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (BFA)
programs in the visual, performing, cinematic, design,
digital and therapeutic arts. Integrating new technologies,
All Fine Arts programs consist of the following 3,285 15,900
traditional media and historical fine arts practices, the undergraduate
components: alumni worldwide
Faculty of Fine Arts is home to artists, scholars and students
• Credits from the student’s chosen major
researchers active on the international and national
or specialization

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stages and engaged in their local communities.

As a Fine Arts student, you’ll have access to the space

• A minor from another field of study (optional) 26 654
• Elective courses undergraduate programs graduate students
and equipment you need to realize your artistic
Explore all our programs in detail at
vision, from sun-drenched ateliers to sound-proof
recording studios.
concordia.ca/fineartsprograms.
$46B 600
generated by Canada's museums, art galleries and
Admission to most BFA programs is based on your
cultural sector cultural centres in Montreal
grades and a strong portfolio or audition. Applicants
must apply for admission online before submitting a
portfolio or doing an audition.

“Last semester I had a printmaking class where I got

much more involved with my art than I’d ever been.
My professor showed us print media in a different light
than I’d seen. She really broke down the medium into
layers, and it showed me where I wanted to go with
my work.”
SAMPSON MCFERRIN
BFA ‘23
Studio Art

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 GINA CODY SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND
COMPUTER SCIENCE
concordia.ca/studyatgcs

At the Gina Cody School of Engineering and PROGRAM STRUCTURE

Computer Science, we train the next generation of
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (BEng)
engineers and computer scientists to discover, create and
All engineering programs consist of the following
build the technology that shapes our daily lives.
components:
As an engineer you will be a builder of modern society; • Engineering core courses
engineering education teaches you to design products, • Program core courses
systems and processes that provide creative solutions • Technical electives 6,300 50 340+
to the world’s toughest problems. We offer programs undergraduate undergraduate and full and part-time
in Aerospace, Building, Civil, Computer, Electrical,
BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE students graduate programs faculty members
Industrial, Mechanical and Software Engineering. (BCompSc)
All computer science programs consist of the following
Computer science uses theoretical and mathematical
components:
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foundations of computation to understand both interdisciplinary alumni members graduate
• Computer science core courses
software and hardware structure for effective and research centres worldwide students
• Complementary core courses
creative design. In addition to our Computer Science
• Mathematics, computer science and general electives
and Health and Life Sciences programs, we also offer
cross-disciplinary joint programs in Data Science and Explore all our programs in detail at concordia.ca/
Computation Arts. gcsprograms.

All of Concordia’s engineering and computer science

programs are accredited by the Canadian Engineering
Accreditation Board and the Canadian Information
Processing Society, respectively.

“Civil engineering is a lot of fun. You can work in a

lot of different fields – I’ve focused on infrastructure.
You can work in water systems, dams, or project
management. I think that the Co-op experience
teaches you things you really can’t learn in school.
Nothing compares to hands-on experience.”
DORIS OH
BEng ‘22
Civil Engineering
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 JOHN MOLSON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
concordia.ca/studyatjmsb

The John Molson School of Business provides an PROGRAM STRUCTURE

engaging learning and research environment that
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (BComm)
empowers students to achieve their greatest potential.
Students in the BComm program must select a major.
With more than 250 faculty members from around
the globe, your business education will incorporate
BComm programs consist of: 250+ 92% 10,000+
• Business core courses faculty members employment rate within 3 undergraduate and
international perspectives, while co-op opportunities from 35 countries months of graduation graduate students
• Courses from the student’s chosen major
in some of Canada’s top corporations will give you a
• Elective courses (12 credits must be from offerings
competitive edge when entering the workforce. You’ll
outside the School of Business)
also have the chance to analyze and provide solutions to
complex real-world business problems by competing in Students may also complete an optional 12-credit 18 1,000+ 8
business minor in addition to a major. undergraduate programs donor-funded research
our annual undergraduate case competition. Co-op students
across 5 departments centres and initiatives
The John Molson School of Business is accredited BACHELOR OF ADMINISTRATION (BAdmin)
by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of BAdmin students take the same set of core courses as
Business (AACSB), the world’s premier business school BComm students, but do not take a major. The BAdmin
accreditation agency. program consists of:
• Business core courses
• Elective courses from School of Business disciplines
(may include a minor in a business discipline)
• Elective courses from outside the School of Business
(may be used to add a minor in a non-business discipline)

Explore all our programs in detail at

concordia.ca/jmsbprograms.

“What’s great about the Finance program is that

half of the courses are really theoretical, and the
other half are practical. You can choose which
side you want to emphasize. I love the practical
side. It's really team-focused, where we work on
real-world scenarios.”
GABRIEL PERSECHINO
BComm ‘23
Finance
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 COSTS
Estimated costs for one year of full-time studies (30 credits) based on 2022-2023 rates. Please note
that all admitted students, except for CEGEP applicants, will need to provide proof of their status in
Canada and/or Quebec residency to ensure they are charged the appropriate tuition fees. For more
details and other tuition rates, visit concordia.ca/costs.
FINANCIAL AID AND AWARDS
Concordia’s Financial Aid & Awards Office (FAAO) is a great resource for helping you sort
through your financial options. We can give you personalized, in-depth advice to plan your
budget so you can focus on your studies. Visit our web page at concordia.ca/faao or email us at
fundingyoureducation@concordia.ca.

TUITION AND COMPULSORY FEES BY DEGREE TYPE QUEBEC GOVERNMENT STUDENT FINANCIAL AID
(FULL-TIME - 30 CREDITS) RESIDENTS
Concordia participates in all Canadian government student financial aid programs. Make sure
Arts / Education / Science $4,570
you apply for government student aid as soon as possible, as it can be a lengthy process! We
Administration / Commerce $4,720 recommend applying for student loans at least six to eight weeks before the start of classes. You do
Engineering / Computer Science $4,640 not need to be admitted to start this process.
Fine Arts $4,655

EXTERNAL FINANCIAL AID

OTHER POTENTIAL EXPENSES External awards require a separate application. You can find a list of privately-funded scholarships
and bursaries sponsored by external associations, companies, foundations, societies and clubs at
Optional health and dental insurance plan for Canadian citizens and
$225 concordia.ca/external-awards.
permanent residents
Books and supplies $2,430
Public transportation (with student discount) $452 ($56.50/month) ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES
Goods and services (personal care, cell phone plan, entertainment,
$3,080 ($385/month) Your application to Concordia is also your application for an entrance scholarship! There’s no need to
leisure, etc.)
apply separately. Concordia’s entrance scholarships are awarded based on academic achievement,
On-campus housing*
along with other criteria in some cases.
$4,424 - $10,040 ($553 -
Residence room and fees. Room costs vary by room type.
$1,255/month) Incoming students who are in financial need may be eligible for special funding in the form of a
Meal plan (mandatory in some residences) $5,350 bursary. You can apply using the Entrance Bursary form on the Student Hub.

Off-campus living
Apartment rental and utilities $8,640 ($1,080/month) JOBS ON CAMPUS
Food and domestic supplies $3,480 ($435/month)
You can earn some money, build your CV and connect with the university community by working
on campus. Eligibility for the Work-Study Program is based on financial need. Find out more at
*Places in residence are limited, therefore students living more than 50km from Montreal are prioritized concordia.ca/work-study.
in the application process. If you are currently living in Quebec, we recommend looking into off-campus
housing options to ensure you have housing.

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 BEFORE YOU APPLY STEPS TO APPLY
1. Have your three program choices ready.

TERMINOLOGY
• A major requires you to take enough courses for a general overview of a field, while leaving
extensive room for exploration outside the field.
• A specialization provides a more in-depth study of your field while leaving you room to take
other courses.
• Honours is a highly concentrated program, ideal for students planning to continue to
graduate studies. If you are interested in Honours, speak with your program advisor once
you’ve been admitted.
• A minor gives you a basic introduction to a field. You can add a minor to complement a major,
specialization or Honours, but you can’t complete a minor by itself. Minors are optional.
• Elective courses, depending on your program, allow you to explore interests outside of your
required courses.
• Co-op provides the opportunity to participate in paid work experience during your degree.
For more information, visit concordia.ca/co-op.
2. Have your permanent code available (students who have studied in Quebec only).
3. Check your programs’ admission requirements. Look for things like specific math
and/or science requirements, a letter of intent, a portfolio, etc. Check concordia.ca/programs.
4. Apply online at concordia.ca/apply.
5. Include your required supporting documents (see page 18 for details):
• You may upload supporting material to your application even after submitting it. We
recommend doing so as quickly as possible as we cannot assess your application until we
receive all required documents.
• You may need to submit these additional documents directly to the academic department.
• Students with offers of admission will need to send official documents once they complete their
schooling and before enrolling at Concordia.
Read our complete application instructions at concordia.ca/undergraduate.
YOUR THREE PROGRAM CHOICES
• Your choices should be in your order of preference. If you don’t get accepted to your

APPLICATION DEADLINES first choice, we’ll automatically consider your other choices, in the order that you specify.
If admitted to a program, your remaining choices will be cancelled.
We give priority to applicants who apply by official deadlines, but do consider late applications if
• Pick a new subject for each choice. For example, don’t choose the specialization and
places are still available, for the fall term only. Not all programs are available for January entry.
major in the same subject (e.g. Psychology) for your three choices. If you don’t meet the
Visit concordia.ca/application-deadlines.
requirements for the specialization, we’ll automatically consider you for the major instead.
• Consider programs with varying admissions requirements. Avoid selecting programs that
FALL TERM (SEPTEMBER ENTRY) WINTER TERM (JANUARY ENTRY) have exactly the same admission requirements.
• Consider including a less competitive program among your choices. This will help
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maximize your chances!
We reserve the right to close admission to a program at any time after the official deadline without
prior notice.

NEED HELP APPLYING?

You can book an appointment to speak to someone or send us your questions.
Request a meeting at concordia.ca/welcome
Or send us your questions online at concordia.ca/admissions/questions

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 REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
QUEBEC CEGEP STUDENTS
Your permanent code is required on your application. This will allow us to receive your transcripts
automatically. For program-specific requirements including minimum grades, see pages 20-26.
QUEBEC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Students in Quebec high schools (studying Ontario, IB or any other recognized curricula) should consult
our website for admissions requirements: concordia.ca/ugradrequirements.
HOME-SCHOOLED APPLICANTS
We treat each home-school case on its own merits. In some cases, an interview with a university official
may be required.
To apply, submit all supporting application documents, e.g. SAT and AP test scores and transcripts from any
academic institution attended. You must also include:
• A description of the home-schooling curriculum followed and measures of academic acquisition
in the program
• A letter of intent explaining the basis on which admission is sought and a letter from the home
educator detailing how the home-school program has prepared the applicant for university studies
• A letter from the home-educator detailing how the home-school program has prepared the applicant
for university studies
• A letter of recommendation from an impartial source indicating the applicant’s readiness for
university-level study
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
If the primary language of your education for the last three years is not English, then you may be
required to submit proof of language proficiency. Students who have completed high school or
CEGEP in Quebec, however, are exempt from this requirement. Visit concordia.ca/ugrad-elp
for more details.
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TRANSFER APPLICANTS FROM COLLEGES
AND UNIVERSITIES
If you’re interested in transferring to Concordia from another institution we will consider your transfer application
on the basis of both your university or college studies and your prior studies. The number of transfer credits
awarded depends on the nature, quality and quantity of the work completed. A minimum of 45 credits, and in
some cases 60 credits, must be taken at Concordia to complete your degree. The minimum grade required for
consideration for admission is a C average.
• Upload transcripts from any university or college you've attended, indicating any courses in progress.
• If you attended CEGEP, include your permanent code on your application. If you did not attend CEGEP, upload
your high school transcripts.
TRANSFER CREDIT EVALUATION
Academic credit may be awarded for university-level courses that are equivalent to Concordia courses
and appropriate to the program to which you are applying. An evaluation of transfer credits will be
made once you have received an Offer of Admission, paid the confirmation fee and have provided all the
necessary documents. For more information, please visit concordia.ca/transfers.
MATURE ENTRY APPLICANTS
If you do not meet Concordia’s minimum academic admission requirements (for example, you did not complete
high school, did not attend CEGEP or started but did not complete a DEC), you may be eligible to study at
Concordia through Mature Entry, based on your age, experience and academic potential. To find out if you are
eligible, please visit concordia.ca/mature.
To apply as a mature student, upload the following documents in addition to your admissions application:
• Curriculum vitae (CV) or resumé
• A letter of intent including:
• An explanation for why you have chosen to study at university at this time. Outline the reasons for your
choice of program, and your goals and aspirations.
• Describe any experience, knowledge or skills you have acquired that would assist you in your studies.
• A birth certificate or other accepted proof of age
• Transcripts
For detailed information about undergraduate admission requirements,
visit concordia.ca/ugradrequirements.
Concordia reserves the right to request official documents at any time during the admissions process,
and rescind any Offer of Admission made if discrepancies between unofficial and official documents are found.
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Computer Science (Calculus 1 & 2, Linear Algebra) Administration BAdmin S Pre-university (Two-year DEC): Average of 26.5 from
Pre-audition questionnaire Accountancy BComm M Calculus 1 and Linear Algebra. Applicants are eligible for
Contemporary Dance BFA M DEC ✓ admission once they have completed at least one of these
Interview Business Studies Certificate
two math courses, provided the other is completed during
Letter of reference (optional) Business Technology their first year at Concordia.
Design BFA M DEC ✓ ✓ BComm M
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Electroacoustic Studies BFA M DEC ✓ ✓ Electroacoustic online application form Economics BComm M Professional/technical (Three-year DEC): Those
Finance BComm M completing a technical DEC in a business-related field
Fibres and Material Practices BFA M DEC ✓ ✓ 27 may be eligible for admission without the completion of
Film Animation BFA M DEC ✓ ✓ Letter of recommendation (optional) Human Resources Calculus 1 or Linear Algebra, provided they achieve a
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Supply Chain Operations BComm M Calculus I and/or Linear Algebra courses must achieve an
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Building Engineering BEng 24 23 23 Linear Algebra Classics – Classical Languages and Literature BA M 20
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Civil Engineering BEng 24 23 23 Mechanics Communication and Cultural Studies BA M 25 Essay
Computer Engineering BEng 26 25 24 Electricity and Magnetism Two academic assessment forms
Electrical Engineering BEng 26 25 24 Letter of intent
Industrial Engineering BEng 24 24 24 M
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Software Engineering BEng 28 26 25 Interview
Community, Public Affairs and Policy Studies BA M 24 English and French placement/proficiency
Calculus 1 & 2
Computer Science BCompSc 28 26 tests
Linear Algebra
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Calculus 1 & 2 Creative Writing BA M DEC
Computer Science with Letter of intent
BCompSc 28 26 Linear Algebra
Computation Arts English and History BA S 20
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Data Science BCompSc 28 26 English Literature BA DEC
Linear Algebra S
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Electricity and Magnetism Judaic Studies BA M DEC
Waves, Optics and Modern Physics Certificate M
Langue française DEC
Science: 22 BA S
Science and Technology Certificate 22 22
Math 536 or TS/SN 5 Langue française
BA M DEC
(profil langue seconde/étrangère)
Interview
Liberal Arts BA M DEC Statement of purpose
Liberal Arts College information package
Linguistics BA M 20
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Littératures de langue française BA DEC
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Littératures de langue française
BA M DEC
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Modern Arabic Language and Culture* Certificate 20 Community Service Certificate 22
Modern Chinese Language and Culture* Certificate 20 M
Economics BA 23
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Pastoral Care Certificate DEC
Letter of intent Family Life Education Certificate 22
Religions and Cultures BA M DEC M
Human Environment BA 21
Southern Asia Studies BA M DEC S
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Spanish, Hispanic Cultures and Literatures BA 20 Human Relations BA 22
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Theological Studies BA DEC Immigration Studies Certificate 24
S Letter of intent
M Journalism BA M 22 Letter of intent
Traduction (Translation)† BA 25
S Philosophy BA M DEC
* Native and advanced speakers not eligible Political Science BA M 21
† Co-op not available for major M
Recreation and Leisure Studies BA 20
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Sociology BA 22
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Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) BEd S 25 BSc
Reference/assessment forms
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Actuarial Mathematics and Finance S 30 30 ✓ BSc ✓
BSc
Arts and Science Certificate DEC
Behavioural Neuroscience BSc S 30 ✓ ✓
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Biochemistry* BSc 23 ✓ ✓
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MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCES
MINORS Sustainability Studies
Theological Studies
ARTS AND HUMANITIES

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Biology BSc S 26 ✓ ✓ Classical Civilization Assurance Fraud Prevention and Investigative Services
M Classical Languages and Literature Business Studies (for non-business degree students only)
Cell and Molecular Biology BSc 26 ✓ ✓
S
Creative Writing Business Technology Management
M
Chemistry* BSc 23 ✓ ✓ Diversity and the Contemporary World Data Intelligence
S
Economics Economics
BA
Data Science M 28 26 ✓ BSc Education
BSc Entrepreneurship
M English Literature Finance
Ecology BSc 26 ✓ ✓
S First Peoples Studies Financial Reporting
Environmental Geography BSc M 23 ✓ ✓ Geospatial Technologies Human Resources Management
Environmental and Sustainability Science German Studies Information Systems Audit and Risk Management
Options: Environmental Biology, Environmental BSc S 25 24 24 History International Business Management
Chemistry, Earth Systems & Climate Science
Human Environment Marketing
Exercise Science BSc M 27 24 24
Human Relations Real Estate
Geospatial Technologies Certificate 21
Human Rights Studies Supply Chain Operations Management
BA
Mathematical and Computational Finance S 28 30 ✓ BSc ✓ Immigration Studies
BSc Quantitative Finance and Insurance
BA Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality
Mathematics and Statistics M DEC 20 ✓ BSc
BSc
M
Irish Studies
SCIENCE
Physics BSc 24 ✓ ✓ Israel Studies
S Biology
Italian
BA M Biophysics
Psychology 30 ✓ BSc ✓ BSc Judaic Studies
BSc S Chemistry
BA Langue française
Pure and Applied Mathematics S 24 24 Environmental Geography
BSc ✓ BSc Law and Society
Mathematics and Statistics
Linguistics
Science Foundations Certificate DEC Multidisciplinary Studies in Science
Linguistique française
BA Littératures de langue française
Statistics
BSc
S 24 24 ✓ BSc
Mathematics and Statistics
MUSIC, VISUAL AND
Systems and Information Biology BSc S 30 28 28 Modern Arabic Language and Culture PERFORMING ARTS
Modern Chinese Language and Culture Art Education - Visual Arts
Course requirements
Philosophy Art History
BSc programs All BA mathematics programs
Science requirements Political Science Computation Arts
• Linear Algebra, Calculus 1 & 2
• Mechanics; Electricity and Magnetism; Waves, Professional Writing Electroacoustic Studies
Optics and Modern Physics; General Chemistry; BA Psychology Film Animation
Chemistry of Solutions; General Biology OR Religion
• DEC intégré en sciences, lettres et arts social OR
• Natural Science DEC OR Science Journalism Film Studies
• Social Science DEC with Mathematics, General Biology
• DEC intégré en sciences, lettres et arts. and a unit of psychology OR Sociology Game Design
• DEC with courses in psychology, Quantitative Methods Music
Math requirements Southern Asia Studies
or equivalent and General Biology.
• Calculus 1 & 2 Spanish Translation Print Media
• All Mathematics programs: Linear Algebra, Calculus 1 & 2 Spanish, Hispanic Cultures and Literatures Theatre

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