The University of Montreal in Canada is famous for its majors in history, film studies, comparative literature, computer science, chemistry and physics, museum studies and interactive media. Courtyard architecture is Canada's leading major. The school has the largest legal research center in Canada. The medical specialty of the school is relatively comprehensive, with the certification of the Canadian Medical Council, and the graduates here are the first.

The number of undergraduate and graduate students in the Law School of the University of Montreal in Canada ranks first in Canada, and nearly one third of the law students are graduate students. The Law School has 60 full-time professors and 100 part-time professors. In terms of scientific research activities, it also ranks first among Canadian law schools. For more than a century, the Law School of the University of Montreal has created and provided fertile soil for teaching and scientific research. Over the years, the college has made outstanding contributions to the development and perfection of law. The Law School of the University of Montreal has excellent facilities such as library, computer room and independent teaching building, and is fully prepared to meet the new challenges in the future.