Cégep de Bois-de-Boulogne is a public institution of higher education in Montréal, Québec, offering preuniversity and technical training.
The Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne is a public institution of higher education. Its main mission is to offer high-quality educational services in preuniversity and technical training, as well as continuing education. The college places its young and adult student community and their educational success at the heart of its concerns and actions. It aims to be a distinctive and innovative educational institution, and its values are to engage, include, and flourish.
The college offers preuniversity programs, including Sciences de la nature, and technical programs, including Soins infirmiers. The Production 3D et synthèse d'images program is ranked among the 36 best schools in the world to study. A complementary mission of the college is to develop research and technology transfer projects, notably through JACOBB, its applied research centre in artificial intelligence.
The college has a sports complex, a library, a Coop bookstore, and a student residence. Listed facilities include the Cafétéria and Bistro Saint-Paul, a study room (la Zone recharge), a paid laundry room, indoor and outdoor sports facilities, paid parking, a common kitchen, and a rest area (le cocon). Wi-Fi access is available in residence rooms. The college has 11 intercollegiate sports teams.
Regular students apply to DEC programs under the general admission conditions. Adult students can apply to DEC accelerated programs and AEC programs. Adult students educated outside Quebec can apply to AEC programs.