Virtual events

Prospective mature students who do not meet the minimum academic admission requirements for Concordia, but who may be eligible to study here based on age, experience and academic potential, may apply through the Mature Entry Program. Join us for this online presentation to learn more about your eligibility, supporting documents and options to achieve your career goals.

Coming to Concordia from another college or university? We’ll walk you through the transfer process, providing helpful information on admission criteria, prerequisites, evaluation of transfer credits and completing your degree at Concordia.

NOTE:
This session is not intended for current Concordia students, CEGEP applicants or students applying for a second degree.

The Kaié:ri Nikawerà:ke Indigenous Bridging Program provides a pathway for eligible First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples to attain a university degree in business, psychology or engineering without meeting Concordia’s traditional admission requirements. Assess your eligibility, review the application and discover support and resources available through the program.

Join us for an online presentation to learn more about the Independent Studies pathway, the reasons you may choose to apply through this option, as well as potential alternatives that may be better suited to your situation.

Concordia boasts one of Canada’s largest and most interdisciplinary faculties, bringing together the social sciences, humanities and natural sciences into one interconnected network of disciplines.

Home to 27 departments, schools and colleges, classes in the Faculty of Arts and Science are small and professors accessible. Join a session to learn more about what makes us unique and how to achieve your academic goals at Concordia.

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Concordia is home to the largest comprehensive fine arts, design and performance faculty in Canada. Join us to learn about the Faculty’s unparalleled range of programs in the visual, performing, cinematic, design, digital and therapeutic arts, including how to prepare your portfolio for the strongest application possible.

With seven departments and more than 50 undergraduate and graduate programs, the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science seeks to prepare students to design and build tools for a more sustainable and ethical world. Join an event to explore Gina Cody’s programs, co-op opportunities and next-generation facilities for learning and experimentation.

Guided by the principles of responsibility, inclusiveness and engagement, the John Molson School of Business offers students the opportunity to achieve their greatest potential for the betterment of business and society. Register now for a session to learn more about our programs, award-winning faculty and exciting opportunities for future business leaders.

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