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Study program
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Did you complete your pre-university studies outside Quebec and would like to study chemistry, geography, computer science, mathematics or physics in Montreal? Complete your program in 4 years at UdeM!
Overview and specifics
Full-time
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Part-time
Plan of study
Pour la première année, 30 credits
Program information
Overview
About this program
Studying fundamental and applied sciences at UdeM
Intended for international or Canadian applicants with a secondary school diploma (DES) from outside Quebec, the 4-year bachelor's provides the ideal opportunity to complete your studies in fundamental and applied sciences at UdeM. With this unique program, you can immediately pursue your field of study by taking specific courses in your chosen discipline and preparatory courses in your first year. And the good news? Only a single admission application is required.
Note that quota (or limited-enrolment) programs, where the number of UdeM applications exceeds the number of available places, are not offered in the 4-year pathway. Should you wish to take a program that isn't offered in the 4-year path, you will need to submit one application for the preparatory year, plus a second application for the disciplinary program you are interested in.
- Program for students who received their secondary school diploma outside Quebec
- Pathway including preparatory courses and courses in your chosen discipline
- Over 30 disciplines in the fields of science, letters and humanities
Secure an inspiring career in the field of chemistry through this versatile program that combines solid core training with your chosen specialization.
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Develop your problem-solving skills by gaining solid expertise in mathematics, statistics, actuarial science and mathematical finance.
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Opt for this program that combines the fundamental and theoretical aspects of mathematics and physics, with a lighter focus on the experimental component.
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Learn about the fundamentals of physics to then obtain a versatile education or specialize in a specific field of astronomy and astrophysics, physics of materials, physics of life or subatomic physics.
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Combine physics and computer science techniques and be at the forefront of solving the most complex current challenges.
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Note that the area of study you are interested in may not be offered during the session for which you wish to apply.
Advantages of studying at UdeM
Join the ranks of an internationally renowned university - Submit a single application in your chosen discipline for the 4 years of university studies
- Delve into your area of study in the first year
- Apply for a study permit for the entire program duration (4 years), which facilitates the immigration process
- Benefit from the UdeM exemption scholarship if you meet the eligibility requirements
Advice
Not sure if the 4-year bachelor program is right for you? If in doubt, apply to the regular disciplinary program that interests you, and the Admissions team will review your application to help determine the best solution for you.
Admission requirements
New French language requirement for admission starting Winter 2026
To better support your success, Université de Montréal is updating its French language requirement for admission—especially if you need to submit the results of a French test.
See the FAQ to learn how these changes may affect you
Be sure to select your choices to display the eligibility conditions that apply to you.
Program-specific conditions
Eligibility conditions
To be admissible as a regular student, and subject to the quality of the file, you must have: - A 12-year high school diploma from a Canadian province other than Quebec
- A pre-university diploma earned outside Canada that is not equivalent to a diplôme d'études collégiales (DEC) du Québec (see the table of [Formations hors Québec] Education outside Quebec) and be able to prove it
You may be invited to take an admissions test(s)
French language admission requirements
To be eligible, you must provide proof of the level of French language proficiency required for this study program. To do so, you must have: NB. – Starting with 2023 Winter session admission, the TFI will no longer meet the French requirement for admission. During this transition, TFI results submitted will only be considered under the conditions detailed on the [Overview of interviews and tests page.] - Submitted proof of French proficiency recognized by the University (see [form)]
[Check the deadlines to receive a waiver]
French
Requires B2 level in oral and written comprehension in an accepted test or diploma
Comments
- A criminal background check is mandatory for anyone who wishes to work in a health, social services and educational establishment, including students doing an internship in an intervention environment.
- Certain vaccines will be required for anyone who wishes to work in a health or social services establishment, including students who are doing an internship in an intervention environment.
Information on this page may change without notice.
Permanent Quebec resident
Total for a full-time session of 15 credits
$2,111.74
These amounts are estimates and do not account for other expenses, such as costs for insurance, residence, transportation, manuals, etc.
* These estimates cannot at any time subsitute for an invoice or be used as proof for any reason whatsoever. These calculations are based on the 2024-2025 academic year.
Information updated: June 5, 2024
Canadian non-Quebec resident
Total for a full-time session of 15 credits
$5,258.89
These amounts are estimates and do not account for other expenses, such as costs for insurance, residence, transportation, manuals, etc.
* These estimates cannot at any time subsitute for an invoice or be used as proof for any reason whatsoever. These calculations are based on the 2024-2025 academic year.
Information updated: June 5, 2024
International student
Total for a full-time session of 15 credits
$14,991.94
These amounts are estimates and do not account for other expenses, such as costs for insurance, residence, transportation, manuals, etc.
Good news! You may be able to lower this amount!
As an international student, you have access to exemption scholarships granted by UdeM throughout your university program. Note that for ungraduated programs, you must be enrolled as a full-time student for two sessions and reside in Quebec in the case of exclusively online study programs. Find out more
* These estimates cannot at any time subsitute for an invoice or be used as proof for any reason whatsoever. These calculations are based on the 2024-2025 academic year.
Information updated: June 5, 2024
Francophone student from France or Belgium
Total for a full-time session of 15 credits
$5,258.89
These amounts are estimates and do not account for other expenses, such as costs for insurance, residence, transportation, manuals, etc.
* These estimates cannot at any time subsitute for an invoice or be used as proof for any reason whatsoever. These calculations are based on the 2024-2025 academic year.
Information updated: June 5, 2024
Available financial assistance
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Undergraduate scholarships:
Funding possibilities for undergraduate students
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Exemption scholarship for international students:
Scholarship program for exemption from additional tuition fees for international students
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Funding for Mobility:
Scholarships and mobility funding programs offered to students from the Université de Montréal who wish to study abroad
Academic regulations
Art. 3.2 Conditions relatives à la langue française
Tout candidat à l'admission de ce programme doit, à défaut d'avoir réussi l'Épreuve uniforme de français langue d'enseignement et littérature, du collégial, présenter un résultat au Test de français international (TFI) ou à un autre test reconnu par l'Université*. Le candidat peut, à certaines conditions, être dispensé de l'obligation de présenter un résultat au Test de français international (TFI) ou à un autre test reconnu par l'Université.
* Aux fins de l'admission, d'autres tests sont reconnus équivalents au Test de français international (TFI). Veuillez consulter la liste des tests reconnus par l'Université de Montréal, publiée par le Centre de communication écrite.
Art. 6.3 Régime d'inscription
L'étudiant s'inscrit à temps plein ou à temps partiel. - Pour être admissible au programme, le candidat doit avoir obtenu au moins 605/990 au Test de français international (TFI), ou B2 en compréhension orale et en compréhension écrite à un autre test reconnu par l'Université.
- À temps plein, l'étudiant s'inscrit à un minimum de 12 crédits et à un maximum de 18 crédits par trimestre.
Art. 6.6 Cours de mise à niveau Il est fortement suggéré à l'étudiant qui souhaite s'inscrire au cours MAT1903 de se soumettre à un test d'évaluation des notions de mathématiques. Si son résultat au test est insuffisant, il lui est fortement recommandé de s'inscrire au cours hors programme MAT1901. Art. 6.9 Inscription à des cours hors programme
Outre les 30 crédits de la première année du baccalauréat 4 ans, l'étudiant peut s'inscrire à six crédits de cours hors programme, incluant des cours de premier cycle pour lesquels l'autorisation lui est donnée par l'autorité compétente. L'étudiant peut, au besoin, être autorisé par l'autorité compétente à s'inscrire à plus de six crédits de cours hors programme. Art. 6.10 Scolarité
La scolarité minimale de la première année du baccalauréat 4 ans est de deux trimestres et la scolarité maximale, de quatre trimestres consécutifs, incluant l'été. Une fois les exigences de la première année satisfaites, l'étudiant est admis au baccalauréat disciplinaire visé et assujetti aux dispositions règlementaires de celui-ci. Art. 8.3 Exemption
Le candidat qui a obtenu au moins 785/990 au Test de français international (TFI), ou C1 en compréhension orale et en compréhension écrite à un autre test reconnu par l'Université, peut obtenir des exemptions pour les cours du bloc 01C Perfectionnement en français. Le candidat qui a été dispensé de l'obligation de présenter un résultat au Test de français international (TFI) ou à un autre test reconnu par l'Université peut obtenir des exemptions pour les cours du bloc 01C Perfectionnement en français. Art. 11.2 Moyenne déterminant le cheminement dans le programme
La moyenne cumulative, calculée à la fin de chaque trimestre, détermine la progression dans le programme. Pour réussir la première année du baccalauréat 4 ans et intégrer le programme disciplinaire visé, l'étudiant doit avoir une moyenne de 2,0. Art. 13.4 Modalité de reprise à la suite d'un échec à un cours
De façon générale, l'étudiant qui échoue un cours doit le reprendre ou, avec l'approbation de l'autorité compétente, lui substituer un autre cours. Art. 14.1 Système de promotion
Le baccalauréat 4 ans est un programme à promotion par cours dont la progression est évaluée sur la base de la moyenne trimestrielle de l'étudiant. Art. 14.3 Progression sous probation durant la première année du baccalauréat 4 ans - L'étudiant dont la moyenne cumulative après 12 crédits suivis est inférieure à 2,0 est mis en probation.
- L'étudiant qui échoue à la reprise d'un cours obligatoire ou d'un cours à option échoué est mis en probation.
- L'étudiant qui n'a pas satisfait à toutes les conditions de la probation au terme de la première année du baccalauréat 4 ans est exclu du programme.
- Pendant la probation, l'inscription aux cours doit être approuvée par le SAFIRE.
- Le doyen ou l'autorité compétente détermine la durée de la probation en tenant compte de l'inscription de l'étudiant et de la scolarité du programme.
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