POLICY: How your information will be used as part of the intake process
Accessibility Services collects documentation and other information pertaining to your functional limitations, your history or your personal circumstances for the following purposes: To verify the need for disability related accommodations for academic work (e.g., classrooms, laboratories, research settings, practicum/placements) and To develop and implement effective disability related accommodations and supports Accessibility Services respects your privacy […]
Grad inventory
We’ve pulled together an inventory of programs, services and resources at U of T that are specific to graduate students, all in one place! Find opportunities through Student Life, Hart House, Family Care Office, School of Graduate Studies and your own graduate department. Browse our full Student Life programs & services directory for opportunities open […]
Learning Well in First Year
Learning Well in First Year will run in Fall 2025 as two in-person workshops on Tuesday, October 7 and Tuesday, October 14. Learn practical ways to learn better, stress less and meet other first-year students who get what you’re going through. Learning Well in First Year will help you: Open to UTSG Undergraduate students in […]
Parents & Supporters Webinars
The Student Life Orientation and Transition Committee hosts an annual webinar for parents, family members and supporters of new University of Toronto students at the St. George campus in June, July and August. We share key information about transitioning to life as a U of T student. These webinars are for parents, family members and […]
Health & Wellness workshops by request
Health & Wellness offers workshops for groups of 12 or more people, such as: All University of Toronto undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff can request a workshop. Health & Wellness Workshop Delivery Until further notice, all Health & Wellness workshops and presentations will be conducted virtually. We can accommodate requests with projected attendance […]
What’s Next? You can create your own career path, say alumni who have done it
Posted July 7, 2021 By Kirsty Clarke Are you worried about finding meaningful work after you graduate? Or maybe contemplating more education after completing an undergraduate degree? Hoping to find inspiration and a glimpse into a career path that’s yet to be discovered? Alumni Career Chats, developed by the Career Exploration & Education team, create […]
Accessibility Year in Review 2019-2020: You called, we answered
Updated July 13, 2021 By Kirsty Clarke Download infographic: Accessibility Services Year in Review 2019 and 2020 (PDF) The Accessibility Services team helps students with temporary or long-term disabilities reach their full potential at U of T, providing services and supports for learning, problem solving and inclusion. Based on a survey administered for 2019-2020, stigma […]
By learning Kanien’kéha, U of T grad Andrea Johns launched a journey of self-discovery
This article was originally published on U of T News by Geoffrey Vendeville on June 23, 2021. Reprinted with permission. Andrea Johns heard the Mohawk language, Kanien’kéha, for the first time when she took an introductory class on the subject in her second year at the University of Toronto. Yet, the words somehow felt familiar. The experience […]
POLICY: Privacy, confidentiality and information security of audio/video conferencing
The purpose of most telephone or video calls is to put academic accommodations and/or relevant services and support in place. Learn more information about the possible content of calls. Your appointment will take place over a secure network with high levels of encryption. Accessibility Services uses Microsoft Teams, which is specifically designed for protected video conferencing, […]
Indigenous graduates share stories of self-discovery at First Nations House ceremony
This article was originally published by Geoffrey Vendeville on U of T Alumni News on May 28, 2021. With drums, song and air hugs, the University of Toronto’s First Nations House celebrated Indigenous students who are either graduating next month, or who have completed another important milestone in their academic careers. Students and their families cheered and […]
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