Université de Montréal
speciality: Modern Languages

I recommend UdeM for its diversity of services. Both psychological help and integration activities into student life seem accessible to me. I have always had good service. In addition, my experience with professors from various faculties was positive. It is easy to communicate with them by email or in person and receive help from them with their courses or with the program. Then, generally speaking, I am satisfied with the campus facilities. Some buildings need renovation, but everything is accessible. There are several cafeterias, libraries and rest areas in different areas of the campus.

The Asian Studies Bachelor’s program at UDEM is fulfilling and more than I could have hoped for. The teachers and different events are all guiding you toward an international career and offering you opportunities to immerse yourself in your studies. A variety of teachers from different backgrounds and countries. Allowing you to learn about Asia from abroad and expert-driven perspective. Not only, but the opportunity to participate in an exchange was also well structured and the best way possible to understand and experience Asia.
Keep in mind though, that to give yourself the best chances possible for a career, you got to give it your all in language learning, as it opens a lot more doors if you come out of the program fluent in either Mandarin, Japanese or Korean. 100% recommend

The University of Montreal is welcoming. The campus is located near subway stations; it is therefore easily accessible. Many buildings have been renovated to provide better classrooms.

The education I received was of high quality. In literature, students have access to very interesting resources. The CRILCQ and the Figura antenna of UofM, among others, organize many events.

I enjoyed my experience at the University of Montreal. That’s why, after obtaining my Baccalaureate, I chose to continue my studies at the graduate level at the same university.