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Frequently asked questions

When is Open House?

Open House 2025 will take place on Saturday, October 25 from 10 AM. - 4 PM.

Do I have to register to attend ĢƵ's Open House, and if so, how?

Yes! Registration is open and available here.

Can I visit Macdonald campus during Open House?

Yes, Macdonald campus will be open and ĢƵ’s Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences will be hosting a variety of activities throughout the day. It’s a great opportunity to explore life at the Macdonald campus.ĢƵ’s Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences is working to improve the way we produce resources, protect and restore environments and support a healthy population worldwide.

Macdonald Campus - affectionately known as “Mac”- is where our students and faculty build solutions for a sustainable future. Across our labs, greenhouses, fields, forest, and riverfront, you’ll gain the skills and hands-on training you need for an impactful career. Mac is ĢƵ’s 650-hectare living lab for teaching and research in agricultural, food and nutritional sciences, and bioresource engineering. Join us for an immersive experience where you will have the opportunity to meet faculty members, engage with current students all while exploring our state-of-the-art facilities.

If you’re unable to make it to the Macdonald campus, don’t worry, representatives from the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and School of Human Nutrition will also be available at the downtown campus to answer questions. Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences in the and School of Human Nutrition at the .

Are there other Open House dates or opportunities to visit ĢƵ?

Open House is held once a year at ĢƵ; however, the Welcome Centre is available year-round for guided tours and information on visiting ĢƵ.

Where can I find further details about the activities available at Open House?

The Open House Activity Schedule will be posted on our website closer to the event date.Please be sure to check back a few days before the event for any last minute schedule changes.

What should I do during Open House to take advantage of the day?

ĢƵ’s Open House features a variety of activities that give you a closer look at academics, student services, and life at ĢƵ.The Open House Activity Schedule will be posted on our website closer to the event date.

Is there anything I should do to prepare for Open House?

Yes, make sure you're registered. The Open House Activity Schedule will be posted on our website closer to the event date.

Will information on graduate studies at ĢƵ be available at Open House?

While Open House is primarily focused on undergraduate programs, representatives from Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies will be available at the Open House to provide general guidance on admissions and graduate programs.At Open House, you can visit the Graduate Recruitment Team at the . They will help you navigate through the admissions process and provide more information about programs of interest to you. ĢƵ offers over 450 graduate level programs. We are confident you will find one that fits your personal, academic and professional goals.

Please note: Not all Faculties or Schools may have specific program representatives or detailed information available.

Where can I stay during my visit?

Several hotels are located in walking distance from ĢƵ's downtown campus. Some Montreal hotels offer preferential rates to ĢƵ visitors. For more information, see the list of ĢƵ Affiliated Hotels.

Will visitor parking be available?

ĢƵ's downtown campus is closed off to vehicle traffic, but many commercial parking lots and metered parking spots are available nearby. Please see here.

Where can I get lunch during Open House?

Several places on and around the campus will be open, offering a variety of fresh and ready-to-eat food, coffee and beverages. A map will be available soon.

Will Wi-fi be available during Open House?

Yes, ĢƵ offers free Wi-Fi for guests. See instructions here.

ĢƵ is on land which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee and Anishinabeg nations. We acknowledge and thank the diverse Indigenous peoples whose presence marks this territory on which peoples of the world now gather.

For more information about traditional territory and tips on how to make a land acknowledgement, visit our Land Acknowledgement webpage.

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