Program Overview

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University Programs

The university offers a wide range of programs for students to choose from.

Program Categories

• Undergraduate programs
• Baccalaureate programs by accumulation
• Graduate programs
• Programs open for the next quarter

Fields of Study

• Layout
• Arts and music
• Communication
• Law
• Economy and politics
• Teaching and educational sciences
• Environment and sustainable development
• Letters and languages
• Individualized programs
• Administrative sciences and management
• Health Sciences
• Life sciences
• Humanities
• Pure sciences and applied sciences
• Social sciences
• Social sciences: intervention
• Information and communications technologies
• Theology and religious sciences

Admission Guide

The admission guide provides information on the admission process, requirements, and deadlines.

Preparing the Application

• Make an informed choice
• Check eligibility conditions
• Respect the submission deadlines
• Understand the evaluation of files
• Schedule interviews and tests
• Obtain recognition of experiential acquired knowledge
• Understand inclusive admission

Submitting the Application

• Submit an application for admission
• Change study program
• Pay admission fees
• Send the documents
• Access the Student Center

After the Application

• Follow your file in the Student Center
• Modify an admission request
• Receive a response
• Pay a deposit
• Request a review of the file
• Make an additional choice
• Know the next steps after admission

Student Categories

The university caters to different types of students, including:

• Student in Quebec
• Student in Canada (outside Quebec)
• International student
• Free student
• Member of indigenous communities
• Member of black communities
• High school student
• Parent
• Guidance counselor

Events

The university hosts various events, including:

• Campus Events
• Events on the road
• Web events
• Open doors

Discover UdeM

The university offers various resources to help students discover its community, including:

• Join the community
• Plan your studies
• Tools and tips

Course

Explore programs based on areas of interest.

Affinity

Test compatibility with university programs.

Language

The university offers programs in multiple languages, including French and English.

Specific Program: Preparatory year for the doctorate in medicine

Study regulations provisions specific to the program

The program is governed by the Regulations for undergraduate studies and the following provisions:

Art. 6.3 Registration regime

Students are enrolled full-time.

Art. 6.4 Registration requirements

Students enroll in a total of 40 credits, distributed according to the trimester's course offerings.

Art. 6.6 Refresher courses

Students may be required to take a French writing course based on their results in a recognized French language test.

Art. 6.10 Schooling

The minimum duration of the program is two quarters, and the maximum duration is two years.

Art. 9.4 Verification of the assessment

Students have the right to verify their evaluation within 10 working days of the posting of the grade file on the Evaluation Office website.

Art. 9.5 Review of the assessment

Students can request a revision of their evaluation within 15 working days of the posting of the grade file on the Evaluation Office website.

Art. 11.2 Average determining progress in the program

The annual average determines the student's progress in the program.

Art. 13.2 Right to recovery

Students with an average between 1.7 and 2.0 are placed on probation and must retake the courses from the previous year.

Art. 13.4 Method of resuming following a course failure

Students who fail a course must retake the course or complete additional work.

Art. 14.1 Promotion system

The program uses a year-by-year promotion system.

Art. 18 Grade, diploma, certificate, attestation

Completion of the program gives access to the doctorate in medicine program but does not lead to a diploma.