• LocationMontréal, Canada
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Collège de Maisonneuve is a French-language college (cégep) in Montreal, Canada. Its main campus at 3800 rue Sherbrooke Est is 15 minutes from downtown, near the Pie-IX and Joliette metro stations and within walking distance of the Olympic Stadium and the Montreal Botanical Garden.

The college offers 7 pre-university programmes, which prepare for university entry, and 13 technical programmes, vocational studies at Bac+2 level that lead directly to employment. Programmes include:

• Pre-university: social sciences, natural sciences, arts, letters and communication, the International Baccalaureate and a double DEC in environment
• Technical: nursing, police technology, dental hygiene, computer science, accounting and finance, electrical engineering technology, food processes, dietetics

It has three research centres and a research laboratory, and 13 help centres for students. International students apply through the Service régional d'admission du Montréal métropolitain (SRAM) and need at least level B2 in French in all four skills. Students may work during and after their studies, and under a Quebec-France agreement French students pay no tuition fees.

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• Pre-university programmes: Social sciences (administration, psychology, justice, international studies), Natural sciences, Arts, letters and communication (cinema, languages, literature), Sciences, computing and mathematics, Sciences, letters and arts, International Baccalaureate, Double DEC in environment
• Technical programmes: Administration and management, Dietetics and nutrition, Documentation, Electrical engineering technology, Dental hygiene, Computer science, Multimedia integration, Criminology intervention, Industrial processes, Food processes and quality, Nursing, Police technology
• Tremplin DEC (orientation and exploration)

• Prerequisites of the chosen programme
• A secondary-school diploma (baccalauréat, equivalent to 12 years of study), or at least 11 years of study and the final year in progress
• French at level B2 or above in all four skills
• Application through the international student section of the SRAM website; SRAM checks the file and the college takes the final decision

Admitted students receive an admission notice by email (plus a letter for the work-placement permit if the programme includes a compulsory placement) and can then apply for the study permit.

Teaching is in French. International applicants need at least level B2 (upper intermediate) in written and oral expression and comprehension. Accepted tests: TEF or TCF tout public, CIEP and Bright-langue.

https://www.cmaisonneuve.qc.ca/etudiants-internationaux/admission/