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Minor Concentration
Downtown (Montreal) Campus
The Department of East Asian Studies聽offers a聽rigorous, innovative and interdisciplinary聽environment to learn about聽critical and historical approaches to the study of East Asian arts, cultures, histories, languages,...
Major, Honours, Minor
Downtown (Montreal) Campus
Are you curious about the history of聽our planet and other terrestrial bodies? Are you fascinated by the study of rocks, volcanoes, tectonics, formations, sediments, minerals and natural resources? Do you have a desire to...
Major
Downtown (Montreal) Campus
Chemical engineers design the processes and systems required to scale something a chemist produces in the lab (like plastics, pharmaceuticals and chemicals) into mass manufacturable products.
Studying chemical engineering at...
Minor Concentration
Downtown (Montreal) Campus
In the World Cinemas聽minor,聽you鈥檒l learn all about聽film aesthetics, history, and theory聽while exploring聽cinematic practices from different national and聽global traditions.聽聽
You can take classes across many departments in the...
Major
Downtown (Montreal) Campus
Architecture is the art and science of creating space 鈥� this can be space in furniture, a room, a building, groups of buildings, or an entire city. Architects use art, science and technology to shape how we interact by...
Minor
Downtown (Montreal) Campus
Physics is in many ways the parent of other natural sciences 鈥� its discoveries and laws continually affect their development. The subfields of physics, such as mechanics, thermodynamics, electricity, atomic physics, and...
Joint Majors
Downtown (Montreal) Campus
Physics and Computer Science are two complementary fields.聽Physics provides an analytic problem-solving outlook and basic understanding of nature, while computer science enhances the ability to make practical and marketable...
Professional Program
Downtown (Montreal) Campus
This enriching program will prepare you to become a specialist educator of English as a Second Language (ESL) and Greek Language and Culture. TESL preparation is for both the elementary level (including regular and intensive...
Major Concentration, Honours, Joint Honours, Minor Concentration
Downtown (Montreal) Campus
Philosophy is the study of the nature of existence, knowledge, truth and ethics.聽Studying philosophy聽entails a聽particular way, or ways, of thinking while emphasizing clarity in expression (both written and verbal),聽and rigor...
Domain
Downtown (Montreal) Campus
This domain explores the way in which the resources necessary for human society are extracted from the earth, used as raw materials in our factories and refineries, and then returned to the earth as waste. Geological processes...