From France to Montreal: Graduate studies at Concordia

Discover graduate programs at Concordia University and take your next academic step in Montreal

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Why study at Concordia in Montreal?

Study in a bilingual, culturally vibrant city at the heart of major ecosystems in artificial intelligence, aerospace, technology, health, sustainability and video games — and connect your graduate studies to the people, organizations and opportunities shaping these industries.

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An accessible international experience

Eligible French citizens registered full-time in qualifying Concordia graduate programs can pay the tuition rates charged to Quebec residents rather than international tuition rates.

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Funding at Concordia

Concordia awards more than $15 million annually in scholarships and awards to graduate students, including entrance scholarships and funding offered by individual faculties or programs.

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Key information for applicants from France

View the minimum admission requirements and grade point average (GPA) requirements for international graduate students at Concordia.

At Concordia, you'll have access to:

Espace Franco, which helps students adapt to university life at Concordia and succeed in an anglophone environment
GradProSkills, Concordia’s professional development program offering free free and resources to graduate students
International Students Office, which provides guidance on arrival, immigration and student status
Graduate student ambassadors who can answer your questions about university life and the Montreal experience.

Depending on the conditions of your study permit, you may be authorized to work while studying at Concordia. After completing your degree, you may also be eligible for a post-graduation work permit valid for up to three years.

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Eligible international students from France who are registered full-time may qualify for Quebec’s public health insurance plan. You’ll need to obtain the appropriate form before leaving France.

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Meet Concordia students from France

Hugo Kermabon

PhD in Cybersecurity

“Concordia was my first choice. I chose Montreal and Concordia for the program, as well as for the opportunity to study in English in a French-speaking environment.”

Elisa Gallot

MA in Digital Innovation in Journalism Studies

“The community is the best thing about Concordia for me. There are students from all over the world. This teaches us a lot about many different places and cultures, but also about ourselves.”

Start your graduate journey in Montreal

Sign up to learn about Concordia programs, information sessions, application deadlines and recruitment activities offered in France or online.

Take the next step

Help drive research that can change the world. Deepen your knowledge, build your networks, hone your skills and gain the tools to make a lasting impact.

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