在蒙特利尔有哪些大学？
Montréal has over 90 colleges and universities， with about half of these in the francophone network and the other half in English. The city is home to several prestigious institutions：
Université de Montréal (UdeM) UdeM is located on one of two hills in Montréal（the other being McGill’s）with beautiful views overlooking the city； it was also recently named as the best university in Canada by Maclean's magazine. Founded in 1878， its reputation as a center for higher learning extends around the globe. The University holds an impressive list of honorary degree recipients that includes some of the greatest minds in history： Albert Einstein， Jean Chrétien， Nelson Mandela， Jane Goodall， Leonard Cohen， Bob Dylan， and Yao Ming. With close ties to industry， business leaders and political activists who are alumni help shape the curriculum at this research-based institution. Most programs offer joint degrees through which students can get a bachelor's and master's in the same field of study while simultaneously gaining international experience by doing research abroad or working in companies overseas. One popular choice is the coop program， where students spend three years completing their undergraduate degrees then spend a fourth year after graduation working in industries like finance， technology， or health care． Students enjoy small class sizes and a tight-knit community. Notable alumni include the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in economics（Amartya Sen）， as well as actors Daniel Brühl 和 Ryan Gosling.
École Polytechnique de Montréal Éxpé is known worldwide for its highly selective admission process， its emphasis on science and engineering， and its tradition of welcoming foreign students. Founded in 1969， the school's mission is to prepare graduates for leadership roles in a global society through education and research， emphasizing the importance of diversity， inclusion， and equal opportunity. It offers courses across all disciplines but is particularly known for its work in mathematics， computer science， and engineering. The student body comprises about 3，500 undergraduate and 1，000 graduate students from more than 100 countries. About 20% are international students