McGill Alert / Alerte de McGill

Updated: Fri, 07/12/2024 - 12:16

McGill Alert. The downtown campus will remain partially closed through the evening of Monday, July 15. See the Campus Safety site for details.

Alerte de McGill. Le campus du centre-ville restera partiellement fermé jusqu’au lundi 15 juillet, en soirée. Complément d’information : Direction de la protection et de la prévention. 

McGill.CA / Bachelor of Arts & Science / Accepted Students


Imagine what you'll do here.

As a Bachelor of Arts and Science student, you'll expand your horizons and deepen your knowledge, make new connections, and develop skills that will set you up for a lifetime of accomplishment, all on our beautiful campus in downtown Montréal.

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Find your community

There are so many opportunities to get involved in our vibrant student community! Find your support network, and learn more about the spaces and resources that are available to you here at McGill. Connect with your peers through the Arts & Science Undergraduate Society, and make new friends through one of the more than 250 student-led groups on campus, like the Peel Street Cinema, the McGill Outdoors Club, and the McGill Artificial Intelligence Society.

Get involved with research

As a McGill Bachelor of Arts & Science student you'll have lots of opportunities to participate in research, from taking on a summer research position (as part of a SURA or ARIA), to networking with professors at Soup and Science and presenting your work at the Undergraduate Poster Showcase. To learn more about research in your department, contact your program advisor!

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Succeeding in your first year

We know the transition to university-level studies can be challenging, which is why you'll have the opportunity to participate in daily collaborative SciLearn study sessions with peers and instuctors and to learn neuroscience-based learning strategies to help you excel in your first-year courses.

Broaden your perspective

Spend a field semester in Barbados, East Africa, or Panama. Take a summer course in Greece or Italy. Can't go for a full semester? Shorter courses give you the opportunity to step outside of the classroom and undertake work in the field studying diverse subjects like paleontology, marine life, and ecology. Looking forward to developing new skills in the workplace? Earn money and gain valuable professional experience by participating in an internship.

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