Baccalauréat en linguistique, concentration Préparation à l'orthophonie

Exact programme code 6706; Base DEC

• Être titulaire d'un diplôme d'études collégiales (DEC) ou l'équivalent.

Exact programme code 6706; Base expérience

• Être âgé d'au moins 21 ans et posséder des connaissances et une expérience permettant d'entreprendre des études universitaires.

Exact programme code 6706; Base études universitaires

• Avoir réussi trois cours (neuf crédits) de niveau universitaire au moment du dépôt de la demande d'admission.

Exact programme code 6706; Base études hors Québec

• Être titulaire d'un diplôme approprié obtenu à l'extérieur du Québec après au moins treize années (1) de scolarité ou l'équivalent. (1) À moins d'ententes conclues avec le Gouvernement du Québec.

Programme code 6706; standing term availability, not a future-cycle date

• Admission au trimestre d'automne.

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.