Student Services & Resources
- Safety: The University of Toronto strives to maintain an environment free from discrimination and harassment, and that is safe for all members. We have a range of policies, programs and services in place to support these efforts. Victoria University's Campus Safety Officer is Kelley Castle, dean of students.
- Sexual Violence Prevention and Support Centre
- Sexual Gender & Diversity Office
- Anti-Racism and Cultural Diversity Office
- Community Safety Office
- Accessibility Services: Accessibility Services works to facilitate the inclusion of students with disabilities in all aspects of university life. The focus is on skills development, especially in the area of self-advocacy and academic skills. Services are provided to students with a documented disability, be it physical or sensory, a learning disability or a mental health diagnosis. Students with temporary disabilities are also eligible.
- Learning Strategist: Victoria University’s Learning Strategist can help you develop strategies to improve your academic functioning based on your strengths and learning preferences. Strategies may include reading, note-taking, assignment planning, time management, motivation, memory and concentration, as well as ways to manage procrastination, anxiety and stress. Book your online appointment.
Basic Degree Students
Conjoint basic degree students pay incidental fees that automatically either make them a member of—or allow them access to—many of the student services available on the University of Toronto St. George campus.
A service to help students and recent graduates find the right career opportunity and employment.
Centre for International Experience
International students and those with international or intercultural interests are served by the Centre for International Experience located at 33 St. George Street. Its goal is to provide services that promote and support international education. In addition to programs organized by the many diverse cultural and other interest groups which use the CIE, the Centre itself sponsors a wide range of events that introduce students to Canada and to each other.
Whether for a semester or a whole degree, CIE is a hub for domestic and international students to hang out, learn more about international work/ study opportunities and go on excursions.
The Family Care Office provides information, guidance, and referrals to students who require child care (facilities, programs, and subsidies), elder care or assistance with other family matters.
The University of Toronto is committed to helping students achieve optimal health and offers numerous confidential health and counselling services. Each campus provides students with a variety of health education and outreach programs and information materials, as well as clinicians and health care professionals.
U of T also offers programs and opportunities for all students to get active at three different facilities:
Graduate Degree Students
Graduate Centre for Academic Communications, including courses, workshops and the writing centre.
Through your Fees to UTSU you have access to Downtown Legal Services.