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Student Life Grad Services Inventory

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We’ve pulled together an inventory of all Student Life programs, services, resource, and opportunities at U of T that are designed specifically for you as a graduate student. Almost all Student Life services are open to all students, including graduate students. So, if you don’t see what you need here, check out the unit’s wider offerings and you may find what you need.

This is an inventory of Student Life services. U of T is huge and there is so much more available to you. If you are looking for more, the School of Graduate Studies, the Graduate Students’ Union, Hart House, the Teaching Assistants’ Training Program, and your department are all excellent places to look. For graduate students with care responsibilities, the Family Care Office is a great resource.

  • Grad writing and productivity group – Accessibility section
  • Most Accessibility Services programs and services are open to all students, including graduate students.

  • Flexible Futures Programming for Graduate Students

Resources:

  • Guide to Writing Personal Statements for Further Education (PDF)
  • Interview Strategies Guide: MMI and MPI (PDF)
  • Finding Academic Work Guide (PDF)
  • Creating Your Cover Letter for Academic Positions (PDF)
  • Creating Your Academic CV (PDF)
  • Academic Interview Guide (PDF)

Most Career Exploration & Education programs and services are open to all students, including graduate students.

  • Doctoral seminar on community engaged learning
  • Community-engaged learning teaching assistant training, Please note: This is faculty-initiated. If you are interested, please contact your course instructor.

Most Centre for Community Partnerships programs and services are open to all students, including graduate students.

  • Grad Step Up orientation program

Most Centre for International Experience programs and services are open to all students, including graduate students.

  • Graduate Writing Groups
  • Grad Productivity Groups
  • Learning Well for Grads

Most Centre for Learning Strategy Support programs and services are open to all students, including graduate students.

  • Leadership for grads workshops

Most Clubs & Leadership Development programs and services are open to all students, including graduate students. The Student Organization Portal is also a great way to find clubs, many of which are open to graduate students.

  • Supporting Aboriginal Graduate Enhancement (SAGE)

Most First Nations House programs and services are open to all students, including graduate students.

  • Hacking Perfectionism to Boost Success workshop (Graduate section)
  • Managing Imposter Syndrome workshop (Graduate section)
  • Managing your Inner Critic workshop (Graduate section)

Health & Wellness offers comprehensive care to support your mental and physical health as well as health promotion education. All medical services and most educational program and services are open to all students, including graduate students.

There are lots of resources that are relevant to graduate students, but there are not currently any offerings only for graduate students. Most Housing programs and services are open to all students, including graduate students.

There are not currently any offerings only for graduate students. The peer mentorship programs are generally more geared to undergraduate students. However, other Mentorship & Peer Programs opportunities and services are open and relevant to all students, including graduate students.

So much happens here, but there are not currently any offerings only for graduate students. Most Multi-Faith Centre programs and services are open to all students, including graduate students.

All GradLife programming is just for you!

  • Check out upcoming events on Folio
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  • Learn about GradLife orientation

The Co-Curricular Record is also associated with this unit and is a way for all students, including graduate students, to build their skills and their resume.

All TCard services are available to all students, including graduate students.

Starting with university orientation and continuing to graduation and beyond, we support active participation in campus life and a broad range of co-curricular involvement opportunities.

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  • Nik Roberts-Stahlbrand

    Student Life Coordinator, Graduate Student Life and Outreach


    nik.roberts.stahlbrand@utoronto.ca
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