I wanted to study in Montreal, at a French university. I used to live in Lyon and I've heard about Universite de Montreal at a "festival" where universities were reunited to present themselves and I saw UdeM and I talked to one of their representatives and I was like "ok I wanna go there, it seems like the best college ever".
Course Curriculum :
It's super good. It's well diversified and everyone can find courses that will interest them. They are not too complicated to understand and the essays, midterms, and finals are not complicated.
Placement :
I think they are good. Recruiters are thrilled to see 'Universit de Montreal' of curriculums because it's one of the best universities in the world. You get a good education in this college, and you'll for sure have a great job in the future with a diploma from Universite de Montreal.
Internship :
Yes it does but I don't have any experience with that, so I don't know what to say. I know that you can find people to help you find internships to do during the semester of your choice and that you'll have credits for it.
Fees :
As a French person, I had to pay for my CAQ and my study permit. Then when you apply you have to pay like 100$ and then you have to pay for university, each semester.
Examination Structure :
It's good. You have midterms and finals. Midterms generally arrive after a month and a half into the semester, and the finals are at the end. You have your exams on the same day as your classes but like it's only exams for a week. Same hours, same room.
Faculty :
It's good. The teachers are really present and try their best to help us. The administration is really here for the students to and we have a lot of people to turn to if we have any kind of questions.
