Baccalauréat général en communication

Exact programme code 6628; Base DEC

• Être titulaire d'un diplôme d'études collégiales (DEC) ou l'équivalent. Les personnes candidates qui ont une cote R inférieure à 24 devront réussir le cours [PHI1000 Méthodologie de la pensée écrite] ou le cours [PHI2028 Pensée critique et dialogue] dès leur premier trimestre d'études.

Exact programme code 6628; Base expérience

• Posséder des connaissances appropriées, être âgé d'au moins 21 ans et avoir poursuivi des travaux ou exercé des fonctions requérant des connaissances en communication ou en recherche dans le domaine pendant au moins 2 ans. Les personnes candidates admises sur la base expérience devront réussir le cours [PHI1000 Méthodologie de la pensée écrite] ou le cours [PHI2028 Pensée critique et dialogue] dès leur premier trimestre d'études.

Exact programme code 6628; Base études universitaires

• Avoir réussi cinq (5) cours de niveau universitaire (15 crédits). Les personnes candidates admises ayant une moyenne inférieure à 3,0 doivent réussir le cours [PHI1000 Méthodologie de la pensée écrite] ou le cours [PHI2028 Pensée critique et dialogue] dès leur premier trimestre d'études.

Exact programme code 6628; Base études hors Québec

• Être titulaire d'un diplôme approprié obtenu à l'extérieur du Québec après au moins treize années* de scolarité ou l'équivalent. *À moins d'ententes conclues avec le Gouvernement du Québec. Les personnes candidates ayant une moyenne inférieure à 12 doivent réussir le cours [PHI1000 Méthodologie de la pensée écrite] ou le cours [PHI2028 Pensée critique et dialogue] dès leur premier trimestre d'études.

Programme code 6628; standing term availability, not a future-cycle date

• Admission à l'automne et à l'hiver (bases DEC et Études universitaires seulement pour les admissions à l'hiver)

Canadian applicants presenting studies outside Québec; exact programme requirements and selection still apply

• A French baccalaureate issued by a French lycée in a Canadian province or the full International Baccalaureate can establish first-cycle credential eligibility.
• For other bachelor pathways, the university lists either a first 30-credit university year outside Québec in any field, or a diploma from another province’s college lasting at least two full-time years. Certain listed management degrees instead admit through the separate 12-year preparatory pathway.

International regular-programme applicants; these general credential routes do not waive exact programme thresholds

• The general first-cycle rule is an appropriate credential corresponding to at least 13 years of schooling. Published direct credential exceptions include Swiss gymnasial maturity, Belgian French-community secondary completion, European baccalaureate, French general/professional/technological baccalaureate and full IB.
• The country credential-equivalence table supplies country-specific qualifications; a school-year count alone does not promise eligibility. Programme /20 thresholds refer to the French grading system where specified; no percentage or GPA conversion is made.
• International applicants must choose full-time programmes. Canadian applicants educated outside Québec are a distinct category.

Central first-cycle language policy; degree-specific exemptions and teaching rules remain applicable

• Central automatic recognition covers Québec EUF; an equivalent degree from a francophone university; French baccalaureate issued by a French academy; a recognized Québec university French test/course satisfying its policy since Autumn 1989; or a completed qualifying first-cycle written-French/second-language-French certificate.
• Otherwise the university may require its French test. For listed teaching programmes this is an eliminatory admission test; other bachelor students normally face a non-eliminatory test after registration, with LIN1002 or prescribed remedial measures if failed. Do not turn later teaching-certification or diagnostic tests into school-leaver prerequisites.
• A recognized external French score used for admissibility does not itself satisfy the university’s separate French-language policy. The score must normally be from the two years before the target term’s September 1, January 1 or May 1 reference date.

Central admission-document procedure; programme-specific materials above are additional

• Québec college transcripts are normally retrieved using the ministry permanent code; UQAM prior-study transcripts are normally held internally. Other university applicants supply transcripts, and outside-Québec credentials normally require transcripts and diploma. French-lycée/BTS/DUT documentary branches stay distinct in the linked table.
• Experience applications require signed employer/organization attestations on letterhead identifying the work, dates, full/part-time status and hours. A CV or employment contract does not replace an attestation.
• For online upload: PDF, no more than 10 MB per file, 30 documents per application and 30 pages per document; document photographs refused. Non-French/English documents require a certified French/English translation together with the original. Identity/status documents follow the category-specific central table; arrival-stage documents are not all required at initial application.