Racialized peoples
- 39% of Concordia students in the census self-identified as a racialized person. This is similar to what we observe among other Canadian universities (40%).
- Census respondents who are members of a linguistic minority group (60%) or a member of a religious or faith community (51%), Canadian citizens by naturalization (57%), immigrants (54%), refugees (61%) or those with a temporary resident status (42%) are more likely to identify as a racialized person.
- We also observe a higher proportion of racialized students in the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science (76%), the John Molson School of Business (62%) and among graduate students (71%).