Student Organizations
Student groups seeking U of T and U of T Mississauga recognition and benefits apply on-line on the ULife website and, once approved, are listed below. (UTMSU also offers club recognition -- details are available at www.utmsu.ca.)
Student GroupsStudent Groups (pending approval)- Ahmadiyya Muslim Students' Association (AMSA at UTM)
- Baptist Student Ministries
- Catholic Student Club
- Charity: Water: Toronto
- Chinese Undergraduate Association at the University of Toronto (CUAUT) on Mississauga Campus
- Christian Unity Association
- Club CAMH (Centre for Addiction and Mental Health) @ Utoronto
- Communist Party of Canada Club
- DECA U : University of Toronto, Mississauga
- Diaspora and Transnational Studies Union
- Equestrian Team (UTET)
- Erindale Chinese Students' Association
- Erindale Coptic Orthodox Students' Association
- Erindale Debate Society (UTEDS)
- Erindale Filipino Students' Association
- Filipino Students Association of Toronto
- Global Investment In Viable Entrepreneurship
- Global Medicines Initiative at University of Toronto Scarborough
- Grupo de Capoeira UTM
- Hindu Students Council
- iHAP (international Humanitarian Aide Projects)
- Italian Club of Erindale
- Meal Exchange
- Muslim Students' Association
- My UT online
- National Business and Technology Conference
- Operation Wallacea
- Ping-Pong Club
- Power Unit Youth Organization
- Pre-Medical Club
- Prehistory Society
- Rational capital Investment Fund
- Rational Capital Investment Fund
- Republic Of China Student Association at University of Toronto
- Ski and Snowboard Club
- Somali Student Association Mississauga
- South Indians (UTSI)
- Student Management Association
- Taiwanese Graduate Student Association of Toronto - UofT Chapter (TGST-UT)
- Tamil Students' Association at Mississauga
- University of Toronto Debate Society
- University of Toronto Gujarati Council (UTGC)
- UTERN
Student SocietiesAcademic Societies The student organizations noted above successfully completed an application for campus recognition through the university's Ulife website. If you are looking for a group that isn't listed:
1. It may not exist yet; or
2. It may be based on U of T's downtown (St. George) or Scarborough campus rather than at U of T Mississauga; or
3. It may be a club under UTMSU that hasn't yet sought campus recognition through the university's Ulife website.
Groups are easy to form around almost any interest. Groups typically apply or renew their application for campus recognition once each year through the university Ulife website, and in doing so receive the benefits of recognition through the following September. Most groups apply for campus recognition and UTMSU recognition at around the same time, so that they gain the benefits that each recognition offers. For more information, see www.utm.utoronto.ca/clubs.
