Concordia University, referred to as Concordia or Concordia, is a well-known comprehensive public university located in Canada's second largest city Montreal . It was founded in 1974 and was formed by the merger of two schools with more than a century of history, Loyoal College and Sir George Williams University. Concordia University has approximately 46,000 enrolled students from more than 130 countries around the world. It is one of the largest and most international institutions of higher learning in Canada. Ranked among the top ten comprehensive universities in Canada, it is known for its rigorous scholarship.
Concordia University has four colleges: Business School, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Arts, and School of Engineering and Computer Science. Its popular departments include finance, politics, psychology, electrical engineering, computer engineering, and computer science. The school's four departments offer more than 300 majors and 29 research centers for undergraduate and graduate students. There are currently 31,500 students on campus and another 6,500 students receiving continuing education.
Concordia University's John Molson School of Business is generally recognized as a world-class business school. It is the first business school in Canada to be certified by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) (less than 5% of business schools in the world have received this certification). Many well-known business elites and financial leaders have studied here.
Engineering and Computer disciplines majors have passed the certification of "Canadian Engineering Accreditation Agency (CEAB)" and "American Engineering Technology Accreditation Agency (ABET)", and the degree certificate is highly recognized in North America. In terms of art, UConn's Film School is Canada's largest university film research center, and its graduates include Oscar and Golden Horse Award winners.
Graduate application
Educational requirements: Bachelor degree, bachelor's degree certificate from a 4-year course, relevant professional background
average score: 80-89 points
Language score requirements: Each college has different English language score requirements. Taking the College of Arts and Sciences as an example, the requirements are as follows: IELTS : total score of 6.5 or above, no individual score lower than 6.5; TOEFL iBT: total score of 90 points or above, each individual item is no less than 20 points; MELAB - Michigan English Language Assessment: 85 points or above, oral test 3 or above; CAEL - Canadian Academic English Language Assessment: total score of 70 points or above, no individual requirements
Standardized test scores: Business majors submit GMAT, science, arts and engineering are recommended to submit GRE.
Graduate major setting
Applied linguistics, aerospace, anthropology, history,biology, biotechnology, construction engineering,business administration, chemistry and biochemistry, children's studies, civil engineering, computer science, economics, education, electronics and computer engineering, English, environmental engineering, film production, industrial management, investment management Science, journalism, mechanical engineering, philosophy, physics, psychology, political science, religion, sociology, software engineering···
undergraduate application
Educational requirements: High school diploma, if you took the college entrance examination, you need to submit the college entrance examination results
Academic performance: no clear requirements, it is recommended to score above 80
Language score requirements: IELTS: total score of 7 or above, no individual requirements; TOEFL iBT: Total score is 90 points or above, no individual requirements.
Note: High school liberal arts students are generally not allowed to apply for science and engineering majors
Undergraduate major setting
Accounting, mathematics, anthropology, sociology, children's studies, archaeology, ancient civilization, classical literature, media and journalism, English, history, German , human environment, human relations, linguistics , mathematics and statistics, modern Arabic language and culture, modern Chinese, philosophy, political science, psychology, religion, sociology, South African studies, Spanish , statistics, theology, urban planning, women's studies, etc...
Outstanding Alumni
Ou Wei, graduated from the Business School with a bachelor's degree in . He is the president of "Bohai Fund"; a member of the board of directors of Shenzhen Development Bank; the former managing director of "Xinqiao Investment"
Liu Feng graduated from the Department of Finance with a doctorate. Secretary-General of the Chinese Expert Committee of the "International Financial Management Standards Committee" and Chairman of Modern International Financial Management Standards Co., Ltd.
Wang Shenghong, graduated from the Department of Electronic Engineering with a Ph.D., Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of U.S. Unicon Semiconductor Technology Co., Ltd.; Zhenjiang City The fifth batch of "331 Plan" plans to fund the introduction of talents
Wang Wei, Ph.D. in electronic engineering, Institute of Microelectronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences researcher and doctoral supervisor
Bu Haizhi, Ph.D. in chemistry, was brought back to China by the "Jiangsu Province High-Level Entrepreneurship and Innovation Talent Introduction Plan" in 2008; he founded Suzhou Shengsu New Drug Development Co., Ltd.
Richard Pound, former President of the World Anti-Doping Organization, former Vice President of the Olympic Committee, former President of McGill University, Rosie Douglas, 5th Prime Minister of the Dominican Republic, Torill Kove, a well-known Canadian film director and animator; his representative work "The Danish Poet" won the 2007 Oscar for Best Animated Short Film
Zhang Qiaoyong, director, whose works "Along the River" and "A Thousand Times" won the 2008 and 2012 Golden Horse Awards for Best Documentary respectively
Zheng Zuo: Professional oil for Chinese in Canada Painter; Visiting professor of Nanjing University ; Director of the Canadian Federation of Quebec Artists; Representative works include "Gentleman in Chair", "Overseas Chinese", "Rhyme"
Qu Yanzhen, professor and dean of the School of Computer Science and Information Technology at Colorado Institute of Technology
Li Kai, professor and chair of the Department of Finance, Sauder School of Business, UBC University. Formerly a visiting associate professor at MIT , Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business and the University of Exeter in the UK
Su Xijia:China Europe International Business SchoolAccounting professor; former deputy director of the Accounting Department of the Business School of City University of Hong Kong
