Student Services
First Nations House
First Nations House houses the Office of Aboriginal Student Services (OASSP) and the Native Students’ Association. OASSP provides culturally supportive student services and programs to Aboriginal students at the University of Toronto.
First Nations House also provides assistance and informational resources to Aboriginal students looking to access bursaries and scholarships.
Indigenous Waves Radio Show
Indigenous Waves is a celebration of Indigenous cultures; locally, nationally and globally. Through music, storytelling, interviews, panel discussions, art, and humour they explore the diversity of Indigenous Peoples. Indigenous Waves radio show is heard every Monday from 6 pm to 7 pm on CIUT 89.5 fm in Toronto or can be streamed live online.
Indigenous Education Network (IEN)
Based out of OISE at the University of Toronto, the Indigenous Education Network is a group of students, faculty and community members who share a common commitment to and passion for Indigenous education and research.
Infinite Reach: Metis Student Solidarity Network
The Infinite Reach: Métis Student Solidarity Network is a community of Métis learners across Ontario universities and colleges. The network was formed to provide Métis students with the support of the Métis community in order to inspire them to achieve their full potential. Infinite Reach led by postsecondary student facilitators with the goal of enriching and enhancing Métis students’ postsecondary education experience.
Indigenous Students’ Association (ISA)
The Indigenous Students’ Association has an office and a lounge at First Nations House where students can relax, work on an essay, enjoy a cup of coffee, and develop new friendships. The ISA also organizes regular meetings, social gatherings and events throughout the year.
Other Student Resources
- Financial Aid
- Bursaries & Scholarships
- UTM Indigenous Centre
- Sexual Violence Prevention & Support Centre
- Counselling and Psychological Services
- Family Care Office
- International Student Centre
- Help with Writing Skills
- Housing Services
- Health Services
- Sexual & Gender Diversity Office
Accessibility
Accessibility Services offers confidential support to students with documented disabilities to ensure their academic success. They also provide assistance to students looking to proceed with diagnostic testing of functional challenges impeding academic performance. At present, documented disabilities include the following categories:
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Brain Injury (with mobility effect)
- Chronic Health
- Concussion
- Deaf and Hard of Hearing
- Learning Disability and ADHD
- Low Vision / Legally Blind
- Mental Health
- Mobility and Functional Issues
- Temporary Injuries