List of 31 French-speaking Canadian universities in 2023

Discover the complete list of French-speaking Canadian universities.

Do you want to study in Canada and are you looking for a French-speaking university?

Except in Quebec, universities are generally English-speaking in Canada.

But there are still some bilingual and French-speaking universities.

Among the 96 Canadian universities , there are 31 Francophone or Bilingual universities in Canada.

You can have more details on Canadian universities by consulting our selection of available articles:

• The complete list of 104 universities in Canada
• The best Canadian universities by region
• Cheapest Universities in Canada by Region

List of French-speaking Canadian universities

Whether you want to study in a French-speaking institution, here is the list of universities teaching in French:

1. Bishop’s University
2. L’University of Alberta
3. Superior Technology School
4. ENAP
5. University of New Brunswick
6. Polytechnic School of Montreal
7. HEC Montreal
8. The University of Winnipeg
9. Concordia University
10. National Institute of Scientific Research
11. University of Ottawa
12. Montreal university
13. Sherbrooke University
14. Saint Paul University
15. Laurentian University
16. University of Quebec
17. University of Quebec at Chicoutimi – UQAC
18. The University of Quebec in Montreal – UQAM
19. The University of British Columbia
20. St. Anne’s University
21. The University of Quebec in Rimouski – UQAR
22. University of Sudbury
23. University of Quebec at Trois Rivières – UQTR
24. York University
25. University of Quebec in Abitibi-Témiscamingue – UQAT
26. University of Toronto
27. The University of Quebec in Outaouais – UQO
28. Laval University
29. Dominican University College
30. Royal Military College of Canada
31. McGill University

Conclusion

In conclusion, you must note that each of its Canadian universities has its own admission requirements.

You must contact the universities directly for more information on registration prices and admission procedures.

In addition, you should note that generally, Canadian universities ask for several documents when applying for registration.

The two most important documents are your CV and your cover letter.

To help you prepare your CV and cover letter, we suggest that you consult the following two sections:

• resume for students
• Motivation letter for students

In addition, and as a bonus, we suggest that you read our article on online student jobs , in which we have gathered for you nearly 20 ways to make ends meet as a student!

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