Student residences
Live in the urban oasis of the Loyola Campus, or choose the independently operated CAMPUS1 MTL in the heart of downtown Montreal.
Loyola Campus student residences
Hingston Hall and the Jesuit Residence feature private en-suite bathrooms with easy access to campus dining, in the urban oasis of the city's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood.
CAMPUS1 MTL
Vetted and approved by Concordia, CAMPUS1 MTL offers five-star amenities designed with students in mind, in the heart of downtown Montreal.
How do I decide where to live?
Your choice: live in one of Concordia's student residences on the Loyola Campus or at the privately run CAMPUS1 MTL residence. What's the deciding factor for you?
Proximity to class
For some people, how long it takes to get to campus is the main consideration. Where your in-person classes are depends on what you're studying.
Sir George Williams Campus
- fine arts
- business
- engineering and computer science
- humanities-based
Loyola Campus
- science-based
- journalism and communications
Depending on your schedule, you may have class both downtown and at Loyola. Community between campuses is easy by shuttle bus.
Your preferred environment
Loyola has a traditional campus feel, with historic buildings and lots of green space, surrounded by the residential neighborhood of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. The vibe is peaceful and community-minded. You can feel the energy in the air when varsity athletes the Stingers are playing at home. Learn more about life at Loyola
The privately run CAMPUS1 MTL is integrated into the heart of a world-class city, near landmarks like the Mountain and Place des Arts, the hotspot for festivals and concerts.
The mix of people
At Loyola, you'll be living with other Concordia students. CAMPUS1 is home not just to Concordians but people attending other universities in the city. In both cases, you stand to make friends from Quebec, the rest of Canada and around the world.