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Cégep Gérald-Godin

Montreal, Canada · Public · Est. Not stated on the college website

Updated 28 Oct 2026

Established

Not stated on the college website

Type

Public

Location

Montreal, Canada

Ranking

Not ranked

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About the university

Cégep Gérald-Godin is a public CEGEP in Montreal's West Island. It offers two-year pre-university DECs, three-year double DECs, and seven three-year technical DECs with workplace internships, including nursing, pharmacy techniques, biopharmaceutical technology, electrical engineering technology, business administration and computer science. All teaching is in French.

The college admits international students through SRAM, with a CAQ and study permit. Its pages do not publish international tuition, so we do not list course fees here; ask the college or SRAM for the fee for your programme. Because the college is in the Montreal metropolitan area, its international students are not eligible for the Quebec government's international bursaries.

Type
Public CEGEP (college); awards the DEC, not degrees
Language of teaching
French
Programmes
Pre-university DECs (including double DECs) and seven technical DECs
Campus
Boulevard Gouin Ouest, in Montreal's West Island
Intake
August; apply through SRAM, ideally before 1 February

Rankings

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    Cégep Gérald-Godin doesn't publish course-by-course fees for international students online. See the courses on the official website (opens in a new tab), or ask our counsellor for the current list and fees.

      Scholarships

        Admission requirements

        Undergraduate

        • Apply through SRAM (Service régional d'admission du Montréal métropolitain); the college recommends applying before 1 February for an August start.
        • If you studied outside Quebec, ask SRAM for a comparative evaluation of your Class 12 (extra CAD 50).
        • You must pass a French test accepted by SRAM, if required; contact the college for the recommended score.
        • After the admission notice (three to eight weeks after review), apply for the CAQ and then the study permit. Technical programmes with internships also need a co-op work permit.

        Postgraduate

        • Cégep Gérald-Godin does not offer postgraduate programmes.

        Documents

        • Passport
        • Class 10 and Class 12 records with a SRAM comparative evaluation
        • French test result accepted by SRAM
        • Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) and study permit
        • Proof of health insurance (the college's group plan if you are not covered by RAMQ)

        Check if you are eligibleShare your marks and test scores and our counsellor will tell you which courses you can apply for.

        English language requirements

        English requirements
        Test or routeTypical requirement
        Language of teachingFrench
        English testsNot used for admission
        FrenchA French test accepted by SRAM is required where applicable

        Accommodation and living costs

        The college does not list its own residence on its international page; it points students to the Cégeps Québec housing guide.

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        Campus and location

        The main campus is in Montreal's West Island, with a continuing education site in Dollard-des-Ormeaux.

        • Technical DECs in nursing, pharmacy techniques and biopharmaceutical technology.
        • Computer science and electrical engineering technology (programmable electronics).
        • Double DEC options that combine two pre-university programmes in three years.
        • Student committees and projects (22 in 2025-26).

        Careers and graduate outcomes

        Technical DECs include workplace internships. Work rights during and after study depend on IRCC rules; see our Canada guide.

        Graduate outcomes
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        FAQs

        Is Cégep Gérald-Godin taught in English?

        No. Teaching is in French, and you may need to pass a French test accepted by SRAM.

        How much is the tuition?

        The college's pages do not publish international tuition. Ask the college or SRAM for the current fee for your programme.

        Can I get a Quebec bursary or tuition exemption?

        The college says its international students are not eligible for the Quebec government's bursaries, because these require study outside the Montreal metropolitan area.

        Sources

        1. Cégep Gérald-Godin: International students (opens in a new tab)
        2. Cégep Gérald-Godin: Admission (opens in a new tab)
        3. Cégep Gérald-Godin: Programmes (opens in a new tab)
        4. Cégep Gérald-Godin: Homepage (opens in a new tab)

        Official website: www.cgodin.qc.ca (opens in a new tab)

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