You may feel like you need some additional guidance or support during your journey here at UTM. This is very natural and we want to help. UTM has many tools and resources to help you be successful. In addition to your Program Plan(s), here are some useful services and staff to assist you. If you have a question but can’t find the answer, just ask staff and they will help you find what you need.
Tools
- Careers by Major gives you more in-depth information on possible career paths, where to get experience and who hires graduates from your academic area.
Contacts
- Make an appointment with our Career Centre with a career counsellor. They can help you figure out potential careers and what steps you can take to be successful.
Tools
- Refer to the Office of the Registrar for support with choosing your program. Visit the Program Selection webpage to view program options, learn about important dates and sign up for workshops.
- Throughout your degree, refer to the Academic Calendar and Degree Explorer for a comprehensive look at program requirements.
- Find out more about your program fees.
Contacts
- Never hesitate to chat with your departmental undergraduate advisor or make an appointment with an Academic Advisor in the Office of Registrar.
Tools
- Refer to the University of Toronto Timetable Builder to view available courses and plan your academic year.
- Use the Academic Calendar and Degree Explorer to help plan your future courses.
- Use the CGPA calculator to stay on track and set goals.
Contacts
- Your departmental undergraduate advisor or an Academic Advisor in the Office of Registrar can help you make sure you are planning your degree and program properly.
The Accessibility Services (AS) provides services and academic accommodations to students who have a documented learning, physical, sensory, mental health disability or medical condition.
The Career Centre (CC) offers many resources, programs and services to help build students’ knowledge about the world of work, their skills and interests, and post-graduate programs.
The Centre for Student Engagement (CSE) is committed to student learning both inside and outside of the classroom, on campus, and out into the local community.
The Experiential Education Unit (EEU) supports a wide array of for-credit experiential learning opportunities at UTM such as academic internships, research, field courses, etc.
The Health & Counselling Centre (HCC) is operated by a friendly staff of interdisciplinary healthcare providers including personal counsellors, psychiatrists, registered dieticians and health educators dedicated to supporting students’ physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing while studying at UTM.
The International Education Centre (IEC) helps support international students and students interested in international opportunities to build community, access personalized support, and grow through global experiences.
The Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Office (EDIO) facilitates equity, human rights, and inclusion related programming and systemic change initiatives at the University of Toronto Mississauga.
The Office of the Registrar (OR) proudly supports undergraduate students in matters related to their enrolment, registration, academic and degree planning, finances (including financial aid), scholarships and awards, final exams, and more
The Recreation, Athletics & Wellness Centre (RAWC) is a state-of-the-art athletic facility, providing multiple spaces for various forms of sport, fitness and recreational activities.
The Robert Gillespie Academic Skills Centre (RGASC) support the development of academic skills for student success, including writing and math help, facilitated study groups (FSGs) and research and study skills.
The UTM Library supports students with its collection of both online and in-person resources and librarians that help facilitate research skills. The in-person space is also a great location to access research, use the resources, or find a quiet space to study and read.