Polytechnique Montréal is a world-class centre of science and technology. The university has agreements with more than 200 institutions from all over the world, and international students account for more than one-quarter of its student body.

POWER OF ATTRACTION

  • 29% of students enrolled at Polytechnique come from outside Canada and represent 128 countries, including France, Morocco, Iran, Cameroon, China and Brazil.
     
  • 46% of our graduate students come from abroad. These students want to come to Polytechnique because they know they will find excellent professors/researchers in the discipline of their choice, world-class research labs, and high-tech industry collaborations.
     
  • From the biomedical and aerospace fields to artificial intelligence, renewable energy and new materials, Polytechnique has developed partnerships with key leaders in several sectors, such as MEDTRONIC (biomedical), SAFRAN Group (aerospace) and TOTAL (energy).
     
  • Polytechnique hosts an average of 525 exchange students each year: 375 in engineering training and 150 in double-degree programs at the master’s level. It also receives an average of 150 international research interns per year in its laboratories.1
     
  • Each year, some 20 students complete a co-supervision at Polytechnique with major university partners from countries such as France, Italy and China.2


1 Bureau des relations internationales and Service aux étudiants, February 2017
2 Bureau des relations internationales and Registrariat, Fall 2017

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december 17, 2025
Technology commercialization : Polytechnique Montréal partners with venture capital firm Celesta Capital

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Technology commercialization : Polytechnique Montréal partners with venture capital firm Celesta Capital

november 20, 2025
A Quebec first: Creation of a scientific diplomacy chair specializing in Far North and outer space issues

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A Quebec first: Creation of a scientific diplomacy chair specializing in Far North and outer space issues

april 8, 2025
Polytechnique Montréal and AgroParisTech sign new student mobility agreement

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Polytechnique Montréal and AgroParisTech sign new student mobility agreement

october 30, 2024
Representatives of engineering universities from all over the world gather at Polytechnique Montréal for the General Assembly of the T.I.M.E. network and the International Exchange and Internship Fair

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Representatives of engineering universities from all over the world gather at Polytechnique Montréal for the General Assembly of the T.I.M.E. network and the International Exchange and Internship Fair

april 16, 2024
Polytechnique Montréal and Institut polytechnique de Paris sign strategic partnership agreement

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Polytechnique Montréal and Institut polytechnique de Paris sign strategic partnership agreement

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october 9, 2021 - Le Devoir

Passer les sciences au féminin pluriel

Entrevue d'Annie Ross, directrice adjointe à la recherche et professeure titulaire au Département de génie mécanique à Polytechnique Montréal.

may 28, 2021 - Gabon Review

Facebook : La success story de Jessica Allogo contée en images par MB Films

Jessica Allogo, diplômée de Polytechnique Montréal en génie chimique et fondatrice de la marque de confiture Les petits pots de l’Ogooué au Gabon, fait l'objet d'un court-métrage réalisé par une autre pousse gabonaise, MB Films, pour Facebook Afrique.

may 25, 2021 - Agence universitaire de la Francophonie

Égalité Femmes-Hommes : un consortium de 11 universités francophones est créé par l’AUF

L'Agence universitaire de la Francophonie annonce la création d'un consortium de 11 universités francophones souhaitant engager leur campus concrètement et collaborativement dans l’atteinte de l’Égalité Femmes-Hommes. La candidature de Polytechnique Montréal a été retenue parmi 16 universités. Annie Ross, directrice adjointe à la recherche, à la Direction de la formation et de la recherche et professeure titulaire au Département de génie mécanique sera la responsable du projet pour notre établissement. 

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