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Continuing your journey at McGill?

Join an event

World UniversityÌýServices Canada (WUSC) McGill organizes events that are open to all students on campus. Browse their page, or find an event on Instagram. Meet students coming from other parts of the world.

Connect with diverse cultures

Students from diverse ethnic backgrounds come together at McGill to celebrate their cultures and heritages. Check out the Student Society of McGill’s religion and cultural clubs.

Fund your studies

The University’s Entrance Bursary Program offers entrance bursaries
to students who demonstrate financial need.

*Please that for Continuing Studies students, the School of Continuing Studies offers its own bursaries. However, CS students can meet with a counsellor for general assistance around other financial issues.

Make the most of McGill’s resources:

Free language courses

The School of Continuing Studies offers free French and English language courses to displaced individuals and refugees.

Learn French on campus

McGill has various French-language instruction options to suit the needs of current and prospective students.

Free course materials

You can scan library materials or request scanned material from McGill Library’s Course Readings & Course Reserves program.

Welcome to Montreal!

Find local resources in your own language

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AIM Quebec has compiled a list of community-specific resources geared towards wellness and support. Sometimes when you need help you want it in your own language, or from someone who understands your background and history. The list includes resources for refugees.

Make it incredible

“After fleeing war-torn South Sudan as a nine-year-old and spending 12 years in a Kenyan refugee camp, Manyang Lual Jok earns his BA from McGillâ€

Explore a history of opportunity

Student-run, student supported WUSC McGill has been sponsoring refugee scholars since 1986. WUSC supports scholars from the Student Refugee Program (only).

There’s something for everyone at McGill

Find other types of support and connect with your community on campus.


Ï㽶ÊÓƵ is on land that long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst
Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee and Anishinabeg nations. We acknowledge
and thank the diverse Indigenous people whose footsteps have marked this territory on which
peoples of the world now gather.
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