Concordia University (reviews)

It is a good university and there are plenty of opportunities for all students. There is plenty of funding for grad students. The university really tries to support its student body.

The problem with the university is its location. The province of Quebec is intrinsically very racist, supremacist, and arrogant. The people keep electing nationalistic parties, who want residents of a certain colour, class, creed, and tongue.

If you speak English, which you likely do because Concordia is an English university, you’d be better off studying in Ontario. However, if getting a job post employment is not a concern, then Concordia University is a fantastic university.

It’s far better than McGill University, which has really old, damp buildings because of how old it is. The business school has a new building but it’s very small.

Concordia University is really good for engineering, business, and visual arts.

The University provides some facilities which are great, like you can access your lab pc from your home, ample library space, and a number of personal rooms to book for group meetings. But, the core course content (Industrial Engineering) disappointed me. Expected more courses in Data Analytics, Automation, Industrial Design, but they are not offered. Also teachers are unable to provide proper guidance on courses and subject matters.

I love the friendly environment of my campus. My university was the place where I achieved the best experience of my life. All the teachers are very welcoming for new comers. They gave us the best listen of our lives. I definitely recommend this university.

John Molson was a pivotal step in my career, and the MSc in Finance helped me achieve both my professional and personal goals. Balancing a full-time job while completing my master’s degree taught me discipline, resilience, and effective time management. It also sparked a genuine passion for data analysis—one that continues to serve me well in every aspect of my professional and personal life.