Brahim Blidi

It may be hard to have a global picture of what an engineering career should look like; for some, this path will be a node to another career rather than a dream corporate/start-up gig after getting the degree. This school offers an opportunity to seriously push your brain power, discipline, and, quite frankly, challenges your pain tolerance for 4+ years. That said, I've met some brilliant students, educators, and staff there. People are very kind, understanding, and ambitious in their respective fields.

If there was a choice for zero I would bave definitely given them for their unprofessional administration and follow up when it come to admissions or contacting their office. Disappointed with their service and hope they will improve in future. ☹

Lack of faculty resources. Faculty is old and out of touch with modern times. Resources are antiquated. The main email client is from 1990s. All their focus is on research with no practical aspect involved. No connection to external events for students in montreal. If you want a normal, educational experience of university, go to ETS, McGill or Concordia

One of the greatest engineering school in the world , bilingual , and having multinational students who bring their different ways of thinking and solving problems and add ingenuity and originality on all the researches and publications . The building and spaces help students to be comfortable . So they can prosper and achieve the unsolvable issues .

Did my graduate school here. Initially there is a big negative contrast between McGill and Poly in term of service and technology (ex: internet, mailbox,...). But they have modernized the school in the past few years and it is a lot better now. I recommend this university, close to gym, bars, resto, etc... Cafeteria food is subpar...and expensive.