The Faculty of Arts and Science is composed of twenty-one departments and six colleges. It has a long tradition of a dedication to teaching and research, derived from its historical beginnings as two separate institutions, Sir George Williams’ University and Loyola College.
Concordia University (the merger of the two institutions occurred in 1974) is located on two campuses, one downtown (Sir George Williams) and one in the west end of the island (Loyola Campus). The Faculty of Arts and Science has departments on both campus and administrative offices on the Loyola Campus. There you will also find most of the Science departments as well as Journalism and Communication Studies and Applied Human Sciences. The Loyola Campus also boasts the Vanier Library, residences, a renowned concert hall (The Oscar Peterson Concert Hall) and a pleasant campus dotted with trees and flowers.
The Sir George Williams Campus is located in downtown Montreal. It is a vibrant mixture of academic facilities (The Birks Student Service Center, The Webster Library, an Leonard and Bina Ellen Art Gallery, the Grey Nuns Residence) and public amenities. Here you will find most of the Humanities and Social Science departments.
Find out more about the bachelors degrees, programs and certificates offered in undergraduate studies in the Faculty of Arts & Science.
Home to Canada Research Chairs, Concordia University Research Chairs, and Research Centres, our Faculty is recognized nationally and internationally for the high and innovative quality of its individual and team research.
These research strengths are integral to our goal of providing leading-edge graduate education and training in more than 35 PhD and Master’s programs that we offer in the humanities, social sciences, and life sciences.
Find out more about graduate studies in the Faculty of Arts & Science.
Download the faculty booklet, viewbook and academic calendars.
Creating a profile on the Connect2Concordia website will transfer most of your information to the online application should you decide to apply. It will also enable you to:
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Note: Not all programs are open to new students in January. Certain programs require additional information and/or portfolio's that must be provided by the posted deadlines. If this information is not received by the department, the application will not be considered.
Students undecided about what program to apply to, can make an appointment with an Admission Interviewer at the Birks Student Service Centre. Students can also contact the individual Department of interest for more information.
The Québec Ministry of Education, Leisure and Sport (MELS) requires universities to collect additional fees from Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents who enroll in Undergraduate and Graduate programs and who do not qualify as Québec residents under MELS definitions. Students in special exchange programs, undergraduate French Language or Literature programs, and Doctoral programs may be excluded. Find out more about Quebec residency requirements and the Quebec permanent code requirement.
Page Title: Future students - Concordia University - Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Date Printed: Thu February 9, 2012
