Senior Non-Credit Program
Concordia's non-credit program geared to older students
Education knows no age. The Senior Non-Credit Program offers a unique opportunity for those 55 and over who wish to continue learning without the pressure of coursework, exams or grades. Enjoy access to undergraduate courses at a reduced tuition rate while engaging in subjects that interest you.
Program benefits
- Enroll in university-level courses without assignments or grades
- Reduced tuition fees
- Explore a variety of subjects in arts, science, business, and more
Who can apply?
You must be 55 or older and a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident.
Courses and registration
- Choose from select 200- and 300-level undergraduate lecture-based courses.
- Some courses may have prerequisites or require departmental approval.
- You can enroll in up to three courses per term.
- Most courses are offered through the Faculty of Arts and Science.
- The Faculty of Fine Arts offers Art History and Film Studies courses for audit purposes. However, ARTH 201, ARTH 202, and ARTH 300 are not eligible for enrollment, regardless of availability. In all cases, prior instructor approval is required, after which the faculty’s academic counselor will finalize your registration.
- The John Molson School of Business offers a limited selection of courses, all of which require prior approval from the corresponding department.
Cost
Tuition: $2.00 per course credit, with a $29.60 term registration fee.
How to apply
- Call the Senior Non-Credit Program Office at 514-848-2424 ext. 3893 between10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and leave your name and contact details.
- A program representative will guide you through the application process.
Required documents
You will need to provide copies of documents that verify your Canadian citizenship or permanent residence. Acceptable documents include your Canadian birth certificate, passport, Citizenship card or permanent residence card. Send materials by email to seniors@concordia.ca or mail them to:
Senior Non-Credit Program Office
1250 Guy St., Faubourg Building, 2nd floor, FB 218-1
Montreal, QC
Registration process
- Provide your required documents
- Fill out the “Authorization to Register” form provided by your program representative
- You'll receive a student number and login credentials (netname and password). Use these to access our online student portal where you can explore and register for available courses.
Need more information?
Thinking about pursuing a degree?
If you are a senior audit student who wishes to pursue a degree in the future, you may be eligible for financial assistance through the William Schiff Scholarship.
Contact the Financial Aid and Awards Office at 514-848-2424, ext. 3507 or fundingyoureducation@concordia.ca to get more information and find out how to apply.
