2018-2019 ADMISSIONSIntegrated Path Undergraduate Studies

and your future.

Designed specifically for American students, the Integrated Path is a comprehensive program that offers ongoing guidance and support as you earn your bachelor’s degree. This 4-year program was developed for non-French speaking students who wish to study in one of Université de Montréal’s 31 undergraduate programs. The main objective of the Integrated Path program is to give you the tools you need to succeed during your academic years. The mentoring program and individual support offered through Integrated Path will help you integrate into your new environment.

• Mentoring program and ongoing support to guide you step by

step as you work towards your Bachelor's degree

• Additional French courses to perfect your skills

• Elective courses that cater to your interests

• Cultural activities to better understand Quebec

• The chance to learn and live in Montreal, one of the most vibrant, exciting and amazing cities for students in the world

What is the Integrated Path?

What are the advantages of the Integrated Path?

Integrated Path / Undergraduate Studies

First-Rate Campus and Services

A city-within-a-city, UdeM's main campus offers world-class facilities, faculty,

and services for international students. You will find everything you need on

campus, but when you want to explore Montreal, the school is optimally located

in the heart of the city and close to public transportations.

Prestige

UdeM offers world-class education in all fields of study. Here, you have

everything you need for an enriching international experience that will open

you to new horizons. UdeM consistently earns high rankings in the serious

international publications. UdeM is:

Affordable Education

You may already know that in Canada, tuition fees are much lower than in many

other countries. That's because all Canadians share the cost of education in

order to make it accessible to more students. This means you have access to

the highest caliber of education at a fraction of the cost of American schools.

Why Université de Montréal?

• In the top 1% of the worldwide university ranking

• 44th university for employability worldwide

• The second largest university in Canada, with 400,000 graduates around

the world!

• For example, tuition fees can be approximately 17,500 Canadian dollars per

year (which is currently about 14,100 US dollars!)

• Housing and the cost of living are also very affordable in Montreal compared

to other North American cities

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ALL THAT IS MISSING IS YOU!

students at all levels66,768graduates around the world400,000students from 140 countries9,343countries where you can study abroad

million dollars inresearch revenue

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Weekly workload A course will normally consist of three hours of class time and six hours of individual work for a total of nine hours a week.

Credits A course generally consists of three credits.

Full-time or part-time To be considered a full-time undergraduate student, you must be registered for at least 12 credits. Most programs are offered on a full-time and part-time basis.

* Courses may be given according to a particular schedule, on weekends, or on a continuous or intensive basis.

Year 1 (Prep Year)You will attend one of Montréal’s renowned Pre-University Colleges, Collège Bois-de-

Boulogne or Collège André-Grasset, to help you get a head start with French immersion

classes, as well as university core courses. The wide variety of optional courses offered

will allow you to build your own curriculum, based on your interests.

After the prep year, you will be fluent in French and ready for the next part of the

journey: earning your Bachelor’s degree.

Years 2-4 (Bachelor Program)At the end of your first year, you can choose to specialize in any one of the 31 programs

offered at Université de Montréal. You can select anything from Human Sciences to

Health Sciences, Pure and Applied Sciences, Education Sciences, Architecture, Urban

Studies and more. Your counselor will advise you on the qualifying requirements of each

program. Your classes and assignments will be in French.

At the end of it all, the UdeM diploma that you earn will attest that you have advanced

French language levels along with your BA specialization.

Anthropology Art History Asian Studies Chemistry Classical Studies Classical Studies and Anthropology Comparative Literature Computer Science Demography and Anthropology Demography and Geography Demography and Statistics

Economic Sciences English Studies Environmental Geography German Studies German Studies and History Hispanic Studies History History and Classical Studies Mathematics Mathematics and Computer Science Mathematics and Economics

Mathematics and Physics Philosophy Philosophy and Classical Studies Physics Physics and Computer Science Political Science Religious Studies Sociology Translation

Undergraduate Programs

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More Information

Visit our webpage: admission.umontreal.ca/integratedpath Or reach out via email: integratedpath@umontreal.ca

Required Admission Documents:

• Birth certificate

• Transcripts and diplomas from your last two years of high school and

from university studies (if applicable)

• Language test results: TCF-DELF-DALF-TFI

Admission deadline: February 1st

Many programs accept applications after the official deadline

Your journey towards your Bachelor’s degree

will begin with 1 year at Pre-University College,

followed by 3 years at Université de Montréal.

Pre-University College

Université de Montréal

1 year

Specialized Bachelor's Degree

3 years

The majority of credits are obtained within the same discipline. This degree may lead to graduate studies.

TYPICAL CLASS DURATION

NORMAL TIME SLOTS*

3 HOURS

8:30 A.M. TO 11:30 A.M.

1:00 P.M. TO 4:00 P.M.

4:00 P.M. TO 7:00 P.M.

Admissions

1. Verify Eligibility 2. Gather official documents (have them translated to English or French)

4. Wait for your assessment and follow instructions online

3. Submit application form and required documents

More Information To learn more about Integrated Path, visit our webpage: admission.umontreal.ca/integratedpath

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YOUR HEALTH UdeM clinics cscp.umontreal.ca

LIBRARIESExtensive library network 4 million books and digital documents bib.umontreal.ca

GUIDANCE AND ADVICE Information, academic guidance and career planning cesar.umontreal.ca

ARTS AND CULTUREDon't miss a thing: consult our cultural calendar sac.umontreal.ca

SPORTSOver 100 athletic activities cepsum.umontreal.ca Varsity sports carabins.umontreal.ca

STUDY ABROADOver 550 partner universities in 50 countries maisoninternationale.umontreal.ca

PERFECT YOUR FRENCHLanguage support and French tests cce.umontreal.ca French school ecoledelangues.umontreal.ca/en/home

LEARN LANGUAGES12 languages taught centre-de-langues.umontreal.ca

A NETWORK OF HELP AND SERVICES

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