WELCOME, FIRST NATIONS, MÉTIS AND INUIT STUDENTS
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Wa'tkwanonhwerá:ton, bienvenue, and welcome to a world-class university in the heart of Tiohtià:ke/Montreal.
Wa'tkwanonhwerá:ton is a formal greeting in Kanien'kéha (Mohawk language) that means "our minds greet yours." At Concordia, we offer a supportive community to help Indigenous students thrive at university. We’re proud of our reputation as a friendly and inclusive place to learn, follow your curiosity and find your path.
WHY CONCORDIA?
100+ programs
Choose from Concordia’s wide range of academic programs delivered across four faculties. Learn from award-winning professors, explore your interests and take advantage of experiential learning opportunities to get ahead in your career.
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Undergraduate Indigenous courses and programs
Concordia offers a First Peoples Studies program – the first program of its kind in Quebec! We also offer several individual courses across different disciplines that critically engage with content related to Indigenous peoples.
Indigenous research
Concordia faculty and students combine their passion and expertise across disciplines to advance our shared knowledge and understanding of Indigenous issues.
Tuition waiver
As part of Concordia's ongoing commitment to reconciliation, all tuition and mandatory fees are waived for First Nations and Inuit students whose communities are situated in Quebec.
INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY AT CONCORDIA
Otsenhákta Student Centre
Find a sense of community on campus at the Otsenhákta Student Centre. Otsenhákta is a warm and welcoming place for Indigenous students to find connection and support. We help students succeed in their studies, while also providing a space to celebrate your identity.
Indigenous Directions
The Office of Indigenous Directions is working to build a more equitable and inclusive future where Indigenous peoples, knowledge, research and scholarship are prioritized and celebrated throughout the university.
Two campuses
With two campuses in Montreal, Concordia enjoys the best of both worlds:
- Sir George Williams Campus – our urban hub in the bustling core of downtown Montreal
- Loyola Campus – our beautiful leafy oasis in the city, located in the west-end neighbourhood of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
Life in Montreal
Montreal is officially the best city in North America to be a student. Experience all the benefits of studying in a global city:
- the high-energy creative vibe
- a welcoming, safe and inclusive environment
- the diversity of a globally connected city
- work experience and internship opportunities
Undergraduate admission requirements
Graduate admission requirements
Funding your degree
In addition to scholarships and bursaries specifically for Indigenous students, the Financial Aid and Awards Office helps students fund their studies at Concordia by working with Quebec’s financial aid program.
