Cégep de Trois-Rivières is a public college in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, with over 40 programs and an international outlook.
Cégep de Trois-Rivières has a educational project aimed at openness, autonomy and success. The college has about 750 employees. Its main campus buildings are the Pavillon des Sciences at 3500, rue de Courval and the Pavillon des Humanités at 3175 boul. Laviolette. Trois-Rivières is located halfway between Montreal and Quebec City.
From its creation, the college has favoured openness to the world. In March 1969, thirty students and four professors from the Civil Engineering and Architecture departments completed an internship in France. The college later became the first cégep in the network to facilitate student mobility. It is now present in about ten countries around the world.
The college offers more than 40 study programs. Over 4,000 students are enrolled, including 13 pre-university programs and 27 technical programs. About 750 employees support its programs. International students receive support, including a welcome service at the airport and a residence service.
The college has three college technology transfer centres: the Centre de métallurgie du Québec (CMQ), the Centre d'innovation des produits cellulosiques (Innofibre) and the Centre collégial de transfert de technologie en télécommunications (C2T3).
Campus facilities include student residences with study rooms, laundry, reserved parking and Wi-Fi, as well as a library with a relaxation space and a materials library (Matériauthèque). The college has a 2000-seat stadium with a synthetic surface and a 25 m indoor pool. Its sports teams are known as the Diablos and have about 20 teams in eleven disciplines.
Admission routes include the Service régional d'admission du Montréal métropolitain (SRAM) for autumn session first round and winter session admission. Applicants may also be admitted with a Diplôme d'études secondaires (DES) or with a Diplôme d'études professionnelles (DEP) along with prerequisite courses.