ISART MONTREAL
At the global crossroads of video games & 3D-FX animation
200
Students
9
Canadian certified degrees
+ 500m²
Campus in the heart of Montreal
ISART
SINCE 2012
ISART Digital is located in leading countries of the video game and 3D-FX cinema industries and contributes to this dynamism with its Montreal campus.
ISART has established itself as one of the leading schools of video games and 3D-FX animation on the North American continent.
Due to its international reputation with those in the industry, professionals regularly come to the school to share their experiences and knowledge with students.
ISART
4TH BEST STUDENT CITY IN THE WORLD
ISART offers a multicultural experience to its students. The city is renowned for its high level of creativity and for the quality of the video games and 3D animations – Special Effects that are created and produced there.
The city benefits from a dynamic growth in terms of employment in the digital arts and interactive entertainment sector.
Montreal has many assets to seduce:
- Voted 4th best student city in the “World’s best student cities” (Quacquarelli Symonds 2018)
- Daily use of English in a French-speaking and cosmopolitan city
- Quality of life
- Cultural richness
- Dynamic student city
- Epicenter of the video game / 3D-FX animation / AI industries
- Numerous employment opportunities
ISART TOUR
AS IF YOU WERE HERE
Welcome to ISART Montreal
Relaxion area
Working in project mode
- 1440 rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, Suite 1000, Montreal, QC H3G 1R8
- (438) 382 7466
- contact@isartdigital.ca
MAKE THE MOVE
TO MONTREAL
What courses are offered at ISART Montreal?
The school offers 4-year programs:
- 3D Cinema
- Game Art
- Game Design
- Game Programming
And a 1 year program:
- Game Data Analyst
How to register for the entrance exam
Registration for the Competition is done on the website my.isart.com.
The dates of the Competition and preparation tips are available on the Registration page.
The tests will be taken in person or remotely, as desired.
What diplomas are awarded at the end of the program?
ISART issues Canadian diplomas, called AEC (Attestation of Collegial Studies).
When the equivalences allow it, the French RNCP titles are also delivered. You can find more informations on the Degrees page.
What is the budget?
In addition to the cost of training, you must be able to cover the costs of daily life (housing, internet and electricity bills, food, etc.), which are estimated by the Quebec government to be about $1,100 per month.
In addition, there is the monthly cost of the transportation card.
Housing
It’s easy to find housing in Montreal. Students have several options, ranging from shared rooms to student residences to independent apartments.
For practical reasons, especially in winter, we advise living no more than a 10-minute walk to a metro station.
The total price of housing can therefore vary from C$450 to C$900 per month depending on several options: location, whether the accommodation is unfurnished, partly furnished or fully furnished, if utilities and internet are included…
Immigration information
To study in Quebec, you must obtain a CAQ (Certificat d’Acceptation du Québec) as well as a study permit coupled with a work permit (“Co-op or Intern Work Permit”). Other administrative requirements (residence permit, medical examination, etc…) may have to be met, depending on your file.
ISART Digital provides support to advise students in these steps. Students who wish to remain in Quebec after their studies may obtain a Post-Graduation Work Permit, subject to meeting the requirements.
Health Care
Quebec has reciprocal agreements for health care with several countries. To access the list of countries concerned and find out the procedures to procure health care, simply visit the RAMQ (Régie d’Assurance Maladie du Québec) website.
The Quebec Ministry of Immigration requires all foreign students to have health insurance that is equivalent to the coverage offered by the RAMQ. It is therefore mandatory to acquire, before departure, hospitalization and repatriation insurance, in case of serious illness or death.
Working while studying
In addition to the internships and work experience required for the approval of certain degree programs, students may be eligible for an off-campus work permit.
This is often issued at the same time as the Study Permit and allows you to work outside the framework of your studies, up to 20 hours per week. Beforehand, you must obtain an NAS (Social Insurance Number) from Service Canada in order to start a job or internship.
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