HEC Montréal has set ambitious targets for itself. For one, it aspires to become a leader in sustainable development, corporate social responsibility (CSR) and ethics. This is why HEC Montréal is transforming its campus into a living laboratory, where sustainable development approaches and actions are encouraged.
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HEC Montréal hosts the members of its community in three avant-garde buildings that model sustainability and that are open to the world. Each structure is designed to foster a dynamic learning environment at the leading edge of management education.
Explore the buildings
Lise-et-Guiseppe-Racanelli Building
Decelles Building
Hélène-Desmarais Building
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An inclusive environment
At HEC Montréal, diversity is considered an asset. HEC Montréal strives to offer its community a welcoming respectful campus for all. It has thus put in place measures to foster equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI).
Did you know that?
- More than 400,000 people visit the library of the Côte-Sainte-Catherine building annually?
- The Decelles building won an Honor Award in Architecture, in the Renovation/Addition/Reuse category, from the Society for College and University Planning in 2013?
- The Hélène Desmarais building houses two works of art by Quebec artists: Mappemonde by Nicolas Baier and Théâtralité contextuelle by Ludovic Boney?
Want to learn more? Download the brochure (8 MB - PDF)
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A space search and booking platform
HEC Montréal provides its community with an easy-to-use tool for finding and booking rooms.
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