Student Resources

This academic skills and support centre offers students the opportunity to book one-on-one appointments with an advisor to develop skills and competencies in a wide range of areas, including academic writing, presentations, teaching, English language development and more. 

The Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity Office serves faculty, staff and students in various ways to help facilitate a supportive environment within which to live, learn and work. 

Talk to OISE's Student Success Counsellor and find out about academic accommodations, adaptive technology and other disability-related supports and services.

The Centre for International Experience serves international students coming to U of T and domestic students looking to go abroad.

OISE's Student Success Counsellor works with you to manage challenges and minimize disruptions to your personal well-being and academic success. Meet confidentially and one-on-one to explore concerns, assess obstacles to academic success, and collaborate to develop support plans and strategies.

The Family Care Office provides confidential guidance, resources, referrals, educational programming and advocacy for the University of Toronto community and their families.

The Health & Wellness Centre offers University of Toronto students a wide range of services to help them achieve their personal and academic best.

First Nations House (FNH) provides culturally-relevant services to Indigenous students that support and unite academic success with personal growth and leadership development. It also offers learning opportunities for all students to engage with Indigenous communities within the University of Toronto and beyond.

Innovative education, programming, resources and advocacy on sexual and gender diversity for students, staff and faculty across the University’s three campuses.

The Education Commons (EC) at OISE offers students a wide range of technology and services for research, teaching, learning and community outreach in education, including a fully-equipped computer lab, advanced data analysis workstations, and state-of-the-art collaborative workspaces with integrated audio, lighting and projection options.

This union is your advocate and provides everything from health benefits to representation on various committees.

Get involved, explore your passion, and build your own community with one of the many student clubs, groups and organizations at the University of Toronto. You’ll find a club for almost every pursuit - from beekeeping to breakdancing, magic to mah-jong, and Quidditch to space robots.