Concordia University
1455 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W, Montr al, QC H3G 1M8, Canada
Description:
In 1969, Concordia University was founded in the Canadian province of Quebec, Montreal. According to other sources, the foundation of the university dates back to 1974, when the Jesuit College of Loyola and George Williams University merged.
The university currently consists of two campuses. The main campus was Sir George Williams Campus, located in the center of Montreal, it was occupied by the faculty of engineering and business school.
It is one of the most popular, leading universities in Canada. Interestingly, it is bilingual, meaning that the teaching is in English and some subjects are in French. The training process is carried out on the basis of the university and college.