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The Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne (BdeB) is a college (cégep) in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, with about 3,850 regular students and 1,700 adult students. It offers two-year pre-university programmes, three-year technical programmes, the Tremplin DEC transition path, DEC-BAC pathways to university and continuing education.

Pre-university programmes cover natural sciences; science, computing and mathematics; social sciences; arts, letters and communication; science, letters and arts; and history and civilisation. Technical programmes include nursing, business administration, computer science, 3D production and computer graphics, and multimedia integration.

The college admits international students (living outside Canada when they apply) to several programmes, including social sciences with mathematics, history and civilisation, arts and media options, nursing (limited places), business administration and multimedia integration. Applications are made online through the SRAM; admitted students then obtain a Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) and a study permit. Tuition for international students is set by Quebec's Ministry of Higher Education, and French nationals are exempt from it. The college enrols international students in its compulsory health insurance. Its student residence in the Ignace-Bourget pavilion houses about 100 students in private rooms.

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10555, avenue de Bois-de-Boulogne, Montréal, Canada, H4N 1L4

Pre-university programmes (2 years): natural sciences; science, computing and mathematics; social sciences (with or without mathematics); arts, letters and communication (arts or media options); science, letters and arts; history and civilisation.

Technical programmes (3 years): nursing, business administration (also in an accelerated format), computer science, 3D production and computer graphics, multimedia integration.

Open to international students: social sciences with mathematics, history and civilisation, arts and media options, nursing (limited places), business administration and multimedia integration.

International applicants (living outside Canada when applying) apply online through the SRAM. If accepted, the college sends a notice of admission, which is used to apply for a Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ), a study permit and, for programmes with internships, a work permit; all documents must be handed to the college before classes start. The college's general application deadlines for international applicants are 14 March of the admission year for the autumn session and 31 May of the previous year for the winter session. Quebec admission requires a secondary school diploma or equivalent; the SRAM lists the documents required.

Tuition for international students in the 2026-27 academic year, per session (two sessions per year):

• Pre-university programmes, business administration, computer science: CAN$7,575
• 3D production and computer graphics, multimedia integration: CAN$9,805
• Nursing: CAN$11,740

Amounts are set by Quebec's Ministry of Higher Education and may change without notice. French nationals are exempt. Health insurance is compulsory and paid by the student.

The college can nominate a limited number of full-time international students in technical DEC programmes with an excellent academic record for a tuition exemption. The exemption depends on programme renewal and available places, and is not guaranteed.

The student residence in the Ignace-Bourget pavilion houses about 100 full-time students in private rooms (large, medium or small) with bed, desk and Wi-Fi; kitchen, lounge, bathrooms, paid laundry and study room are shared. It has direct access to the cafeteria and free access to sports facilities, and is close to the REM, Henri-Bourassa metro and bus lines. Rent for 2026-27 is CAN$426 to CAN$578, depending on room size; leases run per session.

https://www.bdeb.qc.ca/etudiantes-ou-etudiants-internationaux/