30.2% female graduates
With 30.2% female bachelor’s degree graduates in 2020, Polytechnique Montréal is 10 years ahead of Engineers Canada's goal of 30% women engineers by 2030.
30.2% female graduates
With 30.2% female bachelor’s degree graduates in 2020, Polytechnique Montréal is 10 years ahead of Engineers Canada's goal of 30% women engineers by 2030.
Polyvirtuel
Whether on-campus or via e-learning, Polytechnique's mission is to educate creative engineers. Polyvirtuel is where to find all the information you need to learn about studying, teaching, or working at Polytechnique - no matter where you are.
Polyvirtuel
Whether on-campus or via e-learning, Polytechnique's mission is to educate creative engineers. Polyvirtuel is where to find all the information you need to learn about studying, teaching, or working at Polytechnique - no matter where you are.
The world needs women engineers
Engineering is the discipline of choice for young women inspired by science and technology and who aspire to play roles with an impact on society and enjoy careers rich in potential.
The world needs women engineers
Engineering is the discipline of choice for young women inspired by science and technology and who aspire to play roles with an impact on society and enjoy careers rich in potential.
Internationally recognized
Polytechnique Montréal is a world-class centre of science and technology. The university has agreements with more than 250 institutions from all over the world, and international students account for more than one-quarter of its student body.
Internationally recognized
Polytechnique Montréal is a world-class centre of science and technology. The university has agreements with more than 250 institutions from all over the world, and international students account for more than one-quarter of its student body.
News
March 9, 2021
Polytechnique Montréal’s Professor Oussama Moutanabbir will receive $8.3 million for a project also supported by the CFI and the Government of Quebec
Full Professor Oussama Moutanabbir (Department of Engineering Physics) will receive funding for a multi-institution atomic tomography research infrastructure project, via the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) Innovation Fund.
News
March 9, 2021
Polytechnique Montréal’s Professor Oussama Moutanabbir will receive $8.3 million for a project also supported by the CFI and the Government of Quebec
Full Professor Oussama Moutanabbir (Department of Engineering Physics) will receive funding for a multi-institution atomic tomography research infrastructure project, via the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) Innovation Fund.
The Polytechnique Advantage
Polytechnique is more than an educational establishment - it is the benchmark in engineering, with high-quality teaching and research activities that continually push the limits of knowledge.
Polytechnique is more than an educational establishment - it is the benchmark in engineering, with high-quality teaching and research activities that continually push the limits of knowledge.
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