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SENIOR NON-CREDIT PROGRAM

Concordia's non-credit program geared to older students

Education knows no age! The Senior Non-Credit Program is a unique option for those who wish to study at university for the pursuit of lifelong learning.
 
Without having to commit to course work or exams, students who audit courses through the Senior Non-Credit Program benefit from reduced tuition rates and will not receive a grade at the end of the course.

How to find courses at Concordia

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

You must be over 55 years old and be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

Prospective senior students can audit undergraduate-level courses, at the 200 or 300-levels. You may only register for lectures.

You may need department permission for some classes, depending on availability and required prerequisites.

Most courses that are available are offered through the Faculty of Arts and Science. Certain courses in the John Molson School of Business are available, with permission from the department.

For students interested in Fine Arts courses, you must first contact the instructor of an Art History (ARTH) or Film Studies (FMST) course for prior permission before contacting the Faculty's Academic Counselor who will enable the registration . Only Art History and Film Studies are permitted.

You can be enrolled in up to three courses per term.

Students in the Senior Non-Credit Program benefit from reduced tuition. Each course costs $2.00 per credit in addition to a $35.60 term registration fee.

First, call the Senior Non-Credit Program office at 514-848-2424 ext. 3893 from 10 a.m.to 2 p.m. and leave your name and contact information.

Afterward, a program representative will reach out to you to start the application process.

Address

Senior Non-Credit Program Office
1250 Guy
(Google map)
2nd floor, FB 218-1 (Faubourg Building)
Montreal, Quebec

You will need to provide copies of documents that attest to your Canadian citizenship. These can be your birth certificate, passport or Canadian Citizenship card.

Once you provide your documents and fill out the “Authorization to Register” form, you will eventually be given:

  • A student number
  • Login information (a netname and password) to register for courses

After receiving these, you can begin browsing and registering for courses on our online portal for students.

Need more information?

seniors@concordia.ca

Location

Senior Non-Credit Program Office
1250 Guy (Google map)
2nd Floor, FB 218-1
Faubourg Building
Montreal, Quebec

Contact us

 514-848-2424, ext. 3893

Office hours

By appointment only
10 a.m to 2 p.m.

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