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Concordia University

university, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Concordia University is a Canadian public university located in Montreal, Quebec. It primarily offers instruction in English and was established in 1974 through the merger of Sir George Williams University (founded in 1929) and Loyola College (founded in 1899). Concordia provides a wide range of programs across various disciplines, contributing to Montreal's status as a significant center for higher education in Canada.1

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