Concordia University
Concordia University, located in the vibrant and cosmopolitan city of Montreal, Quebec, is one of Canada’s most innovative and diverse, comprehensive universities.
Student Hub - Concordia University
The Student Hub is the single-entry point for students to access digital services (such as course registration and tuition payment), personal information (such as class schedule and the Moodle course list) and important student web content (such as academic and financial support, health & wellness, IT, security and more)
Udemy - Concordia University
Who can use it? Active Concordia faculty, staff and students. How much does it cost? The service is free. How to get it: In order to access the service users must have an active Concordia email address, provided through their respective student or faculty and staff licensing of Office 365.. If you are a first-time users, to start you must consent to the privacy terms of the service.
Graduate programs - Concordia University
Concordia University offers nearly 130 graduate programs, diplomas and certificates.
Admissions - Concordia University
If you want to be part of the thinking at Concordia, you just have to follow three simple steps. Whether you find your voice in small classes, contribute to research in labs or test your skills in work terms, you'll challenge yourself — and think big.
Student Hub | Undergraduate - Concordia University
The Student Hub Undergraduate at Concordia University offers a central resource for undergraduate students to access academic programs and support.
Undergraduate admissions - Concordia University
Apply for undergraduate studies at Concordia University. Choose from more than 100 programs at Canada’s #1 young university, located in downtown Montreal.
Students - Concordia University
Keep on top of news, events, deadlines, and cancelled classes. Find links to services beyond the classroom that enhance your degree, from libraries and shuttle bus to the Birks Student Service Centre and IT help.
Moodle - Concordia University
Moodle courses are automatically created before the beginning of a semester. Instructors and students are added to the sites by an automatic process. Moodle can be accessed by visiting Carrefour or moodle.concordia.ca. Regardless of how little or how much you use Moodle, it can be a powerful tool to ...
Course registration - Concordia University
The requirements for advising prior to registration vary according to your program of study. To determine if you require advising refer to the Holds box on your Student Center page or go to your Faculty or School’s advising information page by clicking on the appropriate link below.