Concordia Campuses

The Loyola Campus, situated in the residential Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighborhood of Montreal, offers a more traditional campus experience with green spaces and a close-knit community feel. This campus complements the urban Sir George Williams Campus by providing a quieter, more focused environment for specific academic programs.

• Arts and Science: A wide array of programs in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, such as history, political science, and chemistry, are offered with an emphasis on small class sizes for personalized learning.
• Education: Programs in early childhood education, teaching, and educational studies are designed to prepare future educators with hands-on training and research opportunities.
• Psychology: Undergraduate and graduate programs in psychology, including clinical and experimental streams, are taught with access to dedicated research labs on campus.
• Exercise Science: Courses in kinesiology, athletic therapy, and health sciences provide students with practical training in sports and wellness fields.
• Theology: Specialized programs in religious studies and theological education are offered, reflecting the campus’s historical Jesuit roots.

The Loyola Campus is particularly noted for its state-of-the-art athletic facilities, including the PERFORM Centre, which supports research and training in health and fitness. Students benefit from a supportive environment that fosters academic and personal growth, with access to extensive library resources, student services, and extracurricular activities. The campus’s suburban setting offers a peaceful backdrop for study while remaining well-connected to downtown Montreal via public transit, ensuring students can engage with the broader university community and the city’s cultural offerings.

The Sir George Williams Campus, located in the heart of downtown Montreal, is the main campus of Concordia University and serves as a hub for a wide range of academic programs. This urban campus is known for its vibrant student life and proximity to cultural and business districts, offering students unique opportunities for internships and networking.

• Business Administration: The John Molson School of Business offers undergraduate and graduate programs in accounting, finance, marketing, and management, with a strong emphasis on experiential learning.
• Engineering and Computer Science: Programs in civil, mechanical, electrical engineering, and computer science are housed here, with access to state-of-the-art labs and research facilities.
• Arts and Science: A diverse range of programs in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, including psychology, sociology, and biology, are taught with a focus on interdisciplinary learning.
• Fine Arts: Courses in visual arts, design, and performing arts provide students with creative spaces and opportunities to showcase their work in Montreal’s dynamic arts scene.
• Communication Studies: Renowned programs in journalism, media studies, and public relations prepare students for careers in media and communications.

This campus is ideal for students seeking a dynamic urban environment with access to a broad spectrum of academic disciplines. Its central location facilitates partnerships with local industries, enhancing career prospects through co-op programs and internships. The campus also hosts numerous cultural events, workshops, and seminars, fostering a rich learning environment that encourages innovation and collaboration among students and faculty alike.