HQ Function

The main campus serves as the central hub for university administration, most academic faculties, extensive research facilities, libraries, student services, and cultural activities.

Notable Features:

Iconic Art Deco main pavilion (Roger Gaudry Building) designed by Ernest Cormier, sprawling green spaces, state-of-the-art research centers (like the new Campus MIL for sciences), extensive library network, and sports complex (CEPSUM).

Work Culture:

As an academic institution, the culture is characterized by intellectual curiosity, research-driven innovation, collaboration, and a strong Francophone identity. It fosters a dynamic environment for students, faculty, and staff dedicated to learning and discovery.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is a landmark in Montreal and a vital center for French-language higher education and research globally. It plays a crucial role in Quebec's academic, scientific, and cultural development.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus architecture and ongoing development reflect a commitment to excellence in education and research, accessibility, sustainability, and the promotion of French language and culture.

Location:

Université de Montréal supports a significant global presence through international student recruitment from over 140 countries, numerous international research collaborations, student and faculty exchange programs with partner universities worldwide, and an active global alumni network. It participates in international research consortia and development projects, contributing to global knowledge and solutions, particularly within the Francophonie.

Street Address:

2900 Boulevard Édouard-Montpetit

City:

Montreal

State/Province:

Quebec

Country:

Canada