Information for Students
This page features information for UTM students regarding the University’s responses and actions related to COVID-19. Please continue to check your U of T email, since you may be receiving emails directly from your divisions, residences, and Deans of Students.
For graduate students, please also visit the School of Graduate Studies webpage for specific updates.
All students: for information on proof of vaccination requirements, the rapid screening program, mask policy, contact tracing and other safety measures, please see the COVID-19 Safety Protocols page.
Updated Tuesday, May 3:
The University will continue its requirement to wear masks in certain settings until June 30, 2022. Masks are required in classrooms and in indoor spaces where physical distancing cannot be maintained. U of T recommends the use of medical-grade masks where possible.
In addition, as of May 1, 2022, health screening and contact tracing is no longer available in UCheck.
For more details, visit UTogether.
- Office of the Registrar
- Academic Support Services
- Accessibility Services
- Bookstore
- Career Centre
- Equity Offices
- Financial Support and Information
- Health & Counselling Centre
- I&ITS Services
- Instructional Centre
- Public Transit and U-Pass
- Recreation, Athletics & Wellness Centre
- Student Engagement
- Student Groups and In-Person Activities
- Student Housing & Residence Life
- TCards and UTORid
- UTM Library
- UTM Shuttle Bus
Office of the Registrar
The Office of the Registrar offers information and support for current students, recently admitted students and future students.
Connect with us via AskRegistrar for assistance. We can also be reached at 905-828-5399. Hours of operation can be found here.
- For registrarial information: FAQ for current students
- For applicants and recently admitted students: FAQ for admissions
- For campus events and online webinars: Events for future students
More Student Supports, Services & Information
- The Robert Gillespie Academic Skills Centre continues to offer online supports to students and partners.
- The Accessibility Services team offers support and resources to new and returning students who have a documented learning, physical, sensory, mental health disability or medical condition.
- Their office remains available remotely. Please connect via phone at 905-569-4699 or email at access.utm@utoronto.ca.
- Online orders at the UTM Bookstore may be placed 24/7. Visit https://uoftbookstore.com/hours.asp
- Should you have any questions, please call (905) 828-5272 or visit the UofT Bookstore website.
- Visit the UTM Career Centre site to find out about online career workshops, or to connect virtually with career counsellors, employment strategists and resource centre staff daily from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Workshops are being offered via recorded webinars—log into CLNx for details.
- The Equity & Diversity Office and the Indigenous Centre remain available to provide online programming and support. Staff are available by email and phone Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- Visit the Facebook page for information about online events.
Financial Support and Information
- The Financial Support & Funding Opportunities directory provides resources to access university financial aid supports as well as provincial and federal government programs.
- UTM's Health & Counselling Centre remains open by appointment only for all health concerns.
- All counselling sessions are currently virtual by telephone or online (student preference) with same day virtual appointments available during operating hours.
- For additional information about health care and mental health supports available to UTM students, please visit the Mental Health and Wellness page.
- UTM's Information & Instructional Technology Services team (I&ITS) is available to provide remote services for students seeking help with email, UTORid account access, TCards and more.
- Please visit the I&ITS Services site for additional information, including locations and hours.
- The Instructional Centre, or Instructional Building (IB) features lecture theatres, computer labs and classrooms.
- The IB Building is located at 1599 Outer Circle Road, close to the UTM Library.
- The U-Pass program, offering unlimited fare-free transportation on MiWay (Mississauga Transit), will continue for the 2021-22 academic year, supported by fees assessed by UTMSU (for undergraduate students) and UTMAGS (for UTM-affiliated graduate students).
- For more information, please visit the UTMSU or UTMAGS websites or social media channels.
- The Centre for Student Engagement is operating remotely and offering services by videoconference or telephone. Visit the website to learn more.
Student Groups and In-Person Activities
- UTM Recognized Student Groups are no longer offering in-person programming under current public health guidelines.
- For more information, and if you have questions, please email studentgroups.utm@utoronto.ca.
Student Housing & Residence Life
- Visit the Student Housing & Residence Life website for information about on-campus accomodations, first-year and international student housing, meal plans, amenities and more.
- Information, tips and resources on off-campus housing resources can also be found on the Off-Campus Housing page.
Recreation, Athletics & Wellness Centre
- The Recreation, Athletics and Wellness Centre (RAWC) re-opened in-person (at 50% capacity) on February 7.
- The TCard is your gateway to life at University of Toronto. You must obtain a TCard and activate your UTORid in order to access your UTM email (@mail.utoronto.ca), library resources and secure meal plans, residence and more.
- Please visit the TCard Services information page for detailed instructions on this process or to access assistance from the Information & Instructional Technology team.
- The Library is located in the Hazel McCallion Academic Learning Centre, and has re-opened for in-person activity.
- Re-opening details:
- Floors: Most spaces on Levels 1–3 will be available for use, but Level 4 will be closed to patrons.
- Study rooms: Most study rooms will be bookable for groups of up to four people.
- Stacks: Materials on Levels 1–3 will be available and able to be borrowed normally; materials on the Level 4 are not currently available.
- For more details, visit the Library's COVID-19 Service page.
UTM shuttle bus service is currently restricted to active members of the UofT community (students, staff and faculty only). UCheck is mandatory prior to boarding. Visit the Shuttle Bus website to view the service schedule.
UTM/St.George
- Full service has resumed.
UTM/Sheridan
- Full service between UTM and Sheridan has resumed.
- The UTM/Sheridan shuttle service is intended for UTM students registered in the joint programs, however, the service is open to all UTM students, staff or faculty who find the route convenient.
UTM/STG
- The UTM/STG shuttle service is open to all UTM students, staff and faculty.
Access to Shuttle Bus services (Sheridan and STG):
- UTM students pay for use of the Shuttle Bus through a student fee (SSF) validated by their TCard.
- Non-UTM students, staff and faculty may ride the Shuttle Bus for a fare (ticket or bus pass).
STILL HAVE COVID QUESTIONS? Submit a question here or refer to the following pages for more details: