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HEC Montréal University
| City | Country |
| Montréal | Canada |
Services
Student services
Throughout your studies and your entire professional life HEC Montreal MBA graduates have access to:
- employment opportunities;
- career counselling;
- job search assistance;
- resume and cover letter writing assistance;
- Interview preparation assistance;
- recruitment and networking events.
Housing services
Visit the HEC Online bulletin board for housing offers (in French) at HEC en Ligne. The site is an excellent starting point for your search. You may perform a search based on the number of rooms, the price and the closest metro stop, etc.
Library services
The Myriam et J.-Robert Ouimet library spans more than 5000 square metres of space, has a seating capacity of 710 seats and receives more than 430 000 visits per year. The library mission is to provide the HEC Montréal community with relevant and up-to-date documentation services.
ICT services
- Videoconference environments and rearrangeable classrooms with cutting-edge multimedia infrastructure
- Trading room with 24 workstations
- Live or offline webcasting
- Video, audio and multimedia production service to support teaching and research
- In-class technical support
- Digital learning environment
- Integrated management system for all administrative functions
Medical services
HEC Montréal students can benefit from some services offered to the general public by the Service aux étudiants de l'Université de Montréal and must pay the general public fee for these services.
Student Life
Campus life
All HEC Montréal classes are held in the Côte-Sainte-Catherine and Decelles buildings, which also house most of the school’s administrative offices.
Sports facilities
UdeM’s Student Services offer a wide variety of cultural activities. Dozens of possibilities, ranging from theater workshops to photography competitions and the rich line-up from Ciné-campus.
Student clubs
There are four student associations: Graduate Studies Student Association; Undergraduate Student Association; MBA Student Association and Certificate Program Student Association. These groups organize activities by program. An amount is charged in tuition as membership fee to the student organization of the student's program.
- 1999: HEC Montréal earns its first international accreditation, granted by the European Foundation for Management Development (EQUIS). It is the first non-European business school to receive this distinction;
- 2002: The School is granted AMBA accreditation, from the Association of MBAs (United Kingdom);
- 2003: HEC Montréal is granted AACSB International certification.
