École Polytechnique de Montréal offers a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) by Accumulation, allowing students to earn a bachelor's degree by combining credits from three completed certificates. This program is designed for individuals who have already obtained or are in the process of completing certificates from Polytechnique Montréal, Université de Montréal, or HEC Montréal. The accumulation of certificates provides a flexible pathway to a bachelor's degree, requiring a minimum of 90 distinct credits. The program emphasizes the accumulation of knowledge in specialized fields, particularly within cybersecurity and computer science, by leveraging existing certificate coursework. Successful completion leads to a recognized undergraduate degree, building upon prior specialized studies.
Students may need to complete additional courses to reach the 90-credit requirement. These can be taken within the third certificate if still active or as a non-degree student. Certificates from outside Polytechnique, UdeM, or HEC require a program recognition request after completion. The 'Certificate in Engineering for Foreign Engineering Graduates' cannot be used for the B.Sc. by Accumulation.
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Applicants must have completed three certificates totaling at least 90 distinct credits. At least two certificates must be from Polytechnique Montréal, with the third from Polytechnique Montréal, Université de Montréal, or HEC Montréal.
Yes, there is a maximum of 10 years allowed between the award date of your first completed certificate and your last completed certificate.
You must submit a specific 'Bachelor's by Association of Certificates' form through the Registrar's Office portal, along with transcripts and French language proficiency documents if applicable.
Application deadlines are November 1 for Fall intake, March 1 for Winter intake, and June 1 for Summer intake. Late applications will be considered for the subsequent trimester.
While most certificates must be from Polytechnique Montréal, Université de Montréal, or HEC Montréal, other Quebec university certificates may be recognized if they total at least 30 credits and are complementary to the program's objectives.