Just launched

• Clearer search results: Page titles now include the name of the subsite, leading to more distinctive results — both within Concordia and from search engines.
• New process for academic jobs: Academic jobs are now created using an AEM form and all job lists now refer to the job openings in the new Jobs/Carrières shared folders.

Coming soon

• Subsite navigation adjustments: We’re currently reviewing the menus and navigation across 260+ subsites to prepare for major design changes that will improve usability and accessibility. Get a sneak peek of what’s to come.

Sites in the spotlight

• Hospitality Concordia just got even more hospitable! Our team unified and streamlined the navigation and event-planning journey for a visually pleasing, step-by-step, à la carte experience.
• The Centre for Teaching and Learning has a new navigation! The Pedagogy, Course design and Assessment sections were moved to a new category called Teaching resources. Graduate students will find relevant content under TA support.  
• The Online courses (eConcordia) section of the website is now streamlined: one page instead of 13. The new landing page contextualizes online learning at the university and introduces eConcordia to new students. 
• Navigating campus just got easier: 60+ new webpages now showcase each building’s features — including accessibility details.
• The Faculty of Arts and Sciences website overhaul project continues with refreshed sites for the Departments of Political Science, Education, and Geography, Planning and Environment. Each new site features streamlined navigation, updated visuals, and clearer pathways to programs and opportunities, making it easier for students to explore programs, course offerings, and ways to engage with their disciplines!

Web training

Accessibility requirements are evolving. Take the brief "AEM Update 2025" by October 2 so you won't be left behind.

Effective Web Communication workshop
September 18, 10 a.m.–12 p.m.