Welcome to your central hub for navigating the Psychological & Brain Sciences undergraduate experience at the University of Toronto Mississauga. Whether you're choosing courses, exploring program options, seeking research opportunities, looking for academic and/or personal support, this space brings everything you need into one place.
Our goal is simple: to help you make informed decisions, access meaningful opportunities, and feel supported at every stage of your academic journey. Here, you’ll find clear guidance, practical tools, and direct pathways to connect with advisors who are ready to help you succeed in Psychological & Brain Sciences.
Explore our Frequently Asked Questions section to find answers to the most common inquiries. If your question isn’t addressed, or you need additional clarification, you’re encouraged to book an academic advising appointment with the team member best suited to support your needs.
If you’re looking for general academic advising or need support from another department, please visit the Office of the Registrar’s Academic Advising page.
Meet your PSY100Y5 Co-ordinator
Rabia Mahmood |
Rabia provides assistance with all PSY100Y5 and general Introductory Psychology inquiries, helping you navigate course expectations and succeed in your first year. Support includes: guidance with missed tests and extension‑of‑time requests, help with participating in research for course credit, and troubleshooting or navigating Quercus. Whether you’re clarifying course policies or looking for help with essential course tools, she is here to ensure you have the support you need throughout the term.
Meet your Academic Advisors
Nadine Mcharafie |
As your First‑Year Academic Advisor, Nadine is here to help you navigate the transition into university and build a strong foundation for your studies in the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences. She provides guidance on course selection, program requirements, enrollment, and can help you understand pathways into our Psychology, Neuroscience, and Exceptionality in Human Learning programs. Our goal is to ensure you feel informed, confident, and supported throughout your first year at UTM.
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Jodie Stewart |
Jodie supports students in the Psychology, Neuroscience, and Exceptionality in Human Learning programs by providing guidance on program admissions, academic requirements, and course selection. She assists with enrollment controls and application‑based opportunities such as the ROP, IRP, Honours Thesis, and Knowledge Translation. Jodie also helps with prerequisite waivers, program completion planning, awards and scholarships, and general academic advising, ensuring students feel informed, confident, and supported throughout their degree
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Meet your Faculty Advisors
Keisuke Fukuda |
Prof. Fukuda provides guidance to help students explore and engage in research within the Department of Psychological & Brain SWciences. Whether you’re just getting started or preparing for advanced research experiences, he can assist understanding how to get involved in research, and navigating application‑based opportunities. He also supports students seeking volunteer or paid research positions. Our goal is to help you build meaningful research experience that supports your academic and career goals.
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Simone Walker |
Prof. Walker offers guidance to help you make informed decisions about your academic and professional goals. This includes support with transfer credit assessments, understanding graduate school requirements, application processes, and exploring career pathways related to Psychology, Neuroscience, and Exceptionality in Human Learning. Whether you're planning your next steps or considering long‑term opportunities, she is here to help you navigate your options with clarity and confidence.
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Undergraduate Resources and Quick Links