Welcome to ÉTS!
Congratulations on being accepted to ÉTS! Before you set foot on campus, you will need to complete various steps and do some serious planning to prepare for your arrival in Montréal. You will also want to familiarize yourself with academic concepts and regulations and with how ÉTS works to ensure your studies are successful from both an academic and personal standpoint.
Information webinars
Looking to gain a better understanding of immigration procedures, pre-departure preparations, how ÉTS works, and basic academic concepts and university regulations? Sign up for our informative and interactive information sessions and get answers to your questions from one of our international student advisors.
This webinar is intended for international students who have been admitted to a study program at ÉTS that is longer than 6 months in duration. As such, you are required to obtain certain documents in order to study in Canada (CAQ, study permit, eTA or visa). The processing times for obtaining your official documents can take several months, so it's important to start the application process as soon as possible. A regulated international student immigration advisor (RISIA) will present to you the process of applying for these documents and answer your questions.
Prior to attending the workshop, please refer to the information on our website and also to the instructions available in your MonÉTS portal.
Information session :
Our pre-departure information session is designed to give you all the needed information to help you prepare your arrival in Montreal : Official documents, insurance, registration, housing, cost of living and budget, etc. Until then, please carefully read all the newsletters you are receiving from the International Relations Department and the following page «Planning your budget and arrival».
Information sessions :
Date to be confirmed
This is probably the first time you will study in an academic system that differs from the one you are familiar with in your home country. One distinctive feature of the Quebec system is that you must register for your courses yourself once you have been admitted. This webinar will help you understand our course registration tool: Cheminot. Please read the general information on this topic for your admission program to help prepare your questions before the webinar:
Undergraduate programs | Graduate programs
Don’t wait for your immigration documents to register. It is important to register as soon as possible after the registration period starts (see the academic calendar for dates) to ensure you have a spot in the courses that interest you!
Information sessions:
Date to be confirmed
During this workshop, we will discuss all the basic concepts that will accompany you throughout your studies at ÉTS: cycles and duration of studies, university calendar, course schedules and planning, assessment methods. In addition, we will present the various resources available to help you make your studies a success.
Information sessions:
Date to be confirmed
Back-to-school basics
Student card, campus map, digital services, lockers... Find all the information you need to get your semester off to a good start on our How To page.
Welcome activities
Every year, ÉTS holds a series of activities to help students get the semester off to a good start. Stay tuned for back-to-school events you will not want to miss.
Contact us
Appointment
Do you have complex questions or issues better addressed in a one-on-one meeting? Make an appointment with one of our international student advisors. Please note that appointments are only available to current and accepted students at ÉTS. Appointments made without a valid permanent code will be cancelled.
Information form
If you have any other questions about ÉTS programs and services, fill out the information form in the Contact Us section.
To confirm your admission, you must complete your course registration. Follow the steps on the Course Registration page.
For all important semester dates, see the university calendar.