HERE FOR YOU
2025/2026 Viewbook
SUPPORTING STUDENTS
Learning can take place outside of the classroom, and everyone learns in different ways. Finding the best way to balance school, work, home, and health can be daunting. We get that life is complicated, and we’re here to help.
STUDENT SUPPORT
Meet with a Learning Strategist, an International Transition Advisor, a Campus Chaplain, an Elder-in-Residence at our First Nations House, or a nurse, doctor, or counsellor at Health & Wellness. Connect with our Sexual & Gender Diversity Office, our Community Safety Office, or our Family Care Office.
SEXUAL & GENDER DIVERSITY
U of T’s Sexual & Gender Diversity Office (SGDO) is the oldest of its kind (20+ years) at any postsecondary institution in Canada. The SGDO provides advocacy, support, and resources for 2SLGBTQ+ students, promoting an inclusive campus environment. Our annual Queer Orientation is a huge draw for many students, and U of T’s Health & Wellness clinics have a Trans Healthcare Team whose services are open to students from all three campuses.
ACCESS & INCLUSION
We actively work to dismantle barriers that hold anyone back from their full potential. Our equity offices work to build community at U of T and guide students through any concerns during their experiences on and off campus. They offer safe avenues for confidential care and inclusivity.
HART HOUSE
Hart House is a centre for experiential education outside the classroom, where students from all three of our campuses find welcoming and unique ways to connect with each other and the broader world through engagement with the arts, dialogue, and wellness. From peer groups for study and social justice-based community talks to art exhibitions, theatre workshops, and classes to strengthen the body and spirit, Hart House offers something for everyone, something for you.
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WE’VE GOT YOUR BACK
virtual Study Hubs run online last year with 6,780 participants
one-to-one appointments with in-house career educators each year, where students can hone their interview skills and have their grad school applications and resumés critiqued
Health & Wellness peer support sessions offered
square feet of available space at ONRamp, our co-working and event space dedicated to the curious and the innovative
virtual appointments with accessibility advisors
students have taken courses with a community engagement component in the past decade
INDIGENOUS STUDENTS
U of T provides a wide range of supports to Indigenous students.
Work with an Indigenous Learning Strategist and participate in cultural events to sharpen your study techniques, enrich your journey, and grow your leadership skills. The recently created Indigenous Tuition Initiative further helps make education more accessible for Indigenous students.
