Diploma in Techniques d'intégration multimédia is a diploma in Digital Media & Game Development programme offered by Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne in Montréal, Canada. The programme runs for 6 semesters. Teaching is in French. Tuition for international students is CAD 19,610 per year (CAD 3,740 per year for local students).
Techniques d'intégration multimédia (TIM) is Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne's Technique-level DEC (program code 582.A1), training students to design and build interactive digital experiences across video games, the Web, and interactive art. The program page describes a hands-on structure in which students complete concrete projects using professional-grade equipment, work on client-style mandates, and build a portfolio intended to support entry into the job market or further university study. It characterizes the program's working environment as modeled on a creative agency, with students collaborating on assignments in a way meant to mirror real studio practice rather than isolated classroom exercises. The page notes an alternance travail-études (ATE) option, combining periods of study with paid work placement in the field, and references bridging (passerelle) arrangements for continuing into further studies. The program has no specific course prerequisites and is not a selective (contingent) program. It suits students who want an applied, project- and portfolio-based multimedia education spanning interactive design, web development, and game-related content, with the option of alternating study and paid work experience through the program's ATE track.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Domestic admission to Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne generally requires a Diplome d'etudes secondaires (DES), or a Diplome d'etudes professionnelles (DEP) together with Langue d'enseignement de 5e secondaire, Mathematiques de 4e secondaire and Langue seconde de 5e secondaire, as set out on the college's own admission page. Techniques d'integration multimedia's own page states under "Les prealables": "Ce programme n'exige aucun cours prealable", and the program is explicitly described as not contingente (no enrolment cap), so the general DES/DEP basis is the only academic bar. No separate English or French language test score is published; French-language schooling is built into the DES/DEP route. Applications go through SRAM (admission.sram.qc.ca), Fall deadline 1 March, Winter deadline 1 November.
Application Details
Application Deadline:Domestic applicants apply through SRAM (admission.sram.qc.ca): the college's page currently shows a fall deadline of 1 March 2026 (the cycle already under way) and a winter 2027 deadline of 1 November 2026; fall 2027 dates were not yet published at the time of this check. International applicants residing outside Canada apply through the college's own international-student process and must submit by 14 March for fall entry or by 31 May of the preceding year for winter entry; the college does not describe either deadline as rolling, though SRAM processes domestic applications in successive rounds while seats remain. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.
