U of T Housing Survey
Posted April 15, 2026 As part of the development and implementation of a long-term strategy for student residences on the St. George campus, graduate and undergraduate students living both on and off-campus will be surveyed on their housing needs and preferences. Student input is essential as we explore, plan and build for the future of […]
Thriving with ADHD
Learn strategies to build resilience, restore motivation and confidence, practice self-compassion and gratitude, learn how to mindfully manage your time and energy, and improve your studying, test-taking and writing! This 4-part series of Thriving with ADHD is tailored to students who have either been diagnosed or self-identify as having ADHD or inattention concerns, and features […]
Why Can’t I Focus? Exploring Attention for Learning and Life
Do you find it challenging to maintain attention? Do you feel distracted while studying? Do you find it hard to focus on daily activities? Join us for an interactive, in-person workshop and explore strategies and resources that can help you find focus and manage inattention as a U of T student. This workshop is right […]
Work Study contacts
U of T Work Study Program Contacts Work Study program inquiries and student eligibility: workstudy@utoronto.ca Application and submission questions: St. George Campus workstudy@utoronto.ca Mississauga Campus workstudy.utm@utoronto.ca Scarborough Campus aaccws.utsc@utoronto.ca […]
Work Study FAQs
U of T Work Study Program Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) General Eligibility Application Process Employment Professional Development Former Work Study Students Connect with us! Work Study program inquiries and student eligibility: workstudy@utoronto.ca Application and submission questions: St. George Campus workstudy@utoronto.ca Mississauga Campus workstudy.utm@utoronto.ca Scarborough Campus aaccws.utsc@utoronto.ca […]
Work Study supervisor information
U of T Work Study Program Supervisor Information Work Study opportunities must provide students with the opportunity to engage in experiential learning under the direction of a staff member, faculty member or librarian. Work Study opportunities should be co-created with a student’s professional development and sense of belonging as a priority and must not be […]
During your Work Study role
U of T Work Study Program During Your Work Study Role Mandatory Training As outlined in your Letter of Offer (LOO), you must complete the following mandatory training within 60 days of starting in your Work Study position: 1. Basic Occupational Health & Safety Awareness Training Program The University offers EHS002 Basic Health and Safety […]
Accepting a Work Study Role
U of T Work Study Program Accepting a Work Study Role Work Study Letter of Offer (LOO) Once you receive your Letter of Offer (LOO), review it, sign it, and send it to your supervisor. By signing, you are accepting the Work Study role offered to you. Work Study Program Approval The hiring department will […]
Applying for Work Study
U of T Work Study Program Applying for Work Study Information Sessions We recommend that you attend a Work Study information session prior to applying for a position. Upcoming Work Study Information Sessions Student Eligibility You are expected to meet the eligibility requirements during the Work Study hiring period and throughout your Work Study contract. […]
How the Work Study program works
U of T Work Study Program How the Program Works Work Study Timelines and Streams The Work Study program is offered in two sessions per year. The program has two streams: Work Experience and Research Experience. Work Experience stream The Work Experience stream supports students in developing and articulating workplace skills, competencies, experience, and knowledge. […]
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