University of Ottawa
Learn about services for students at the University of Ottawa, including their accessibility services, peer and academic support programs, financial aid, campus accessibility, and more.
Learn about services for students at the University of Ottawa, including their accessibility services, peer and academic support programs, financial aid, campus accessibility, and more.
At the University of Ottawa, the centre providing accessibility services to students is called the . The Academic Accommodations Service is the primary place to find out about all of your disability related needs.
In order to access accommodations at the University of Ottawa, please visit the linked webpage to learn what is required to show proof of a disability.
To better prepare for your university studies, the University of Ottawa offers the during the summer as well as the entire academic year. This program introduces you to the postsecondary learning environment, to smooth the academic transition from high school to university.
University of Ottawa provides confidential, student-centred physical and mental health care. Services are provided by an interdisciplinary health care team which includes: physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, a clinical pharmacist, social workers, mental health counsellors, a chiropodist, a dietician, and psychiatrists.
The University of Ottawa offers one-on-one for any student who is seeking support and guidance in navigating emotions, mental health challenges, well-being, and/or stressful life events.
The University of Ottawa offers several resources to support students in their academic studies. The services include the , and the .
The University of Ottawa are comprised of 3 main libraries, the Morisset Library (Arts and Science), the Brian Dickson Law Library, and the Health Sciences Library. Each library offers various resources for students including databases, journals, e-books, and e-videos. The library also provides services for students such as borrowing services, research guides, and workshops.
The University of Ottawa offers services in each of its faculties, by contacting the support staff in one’s chosen program or faculty.
The University of Ottawa's office offers a range of financial assistance which consists of merit-based scholarships, need-based bursaries, and awards based on academic achievement. Information regarding the University of Ottawa's financial aid is available on their website, as well as complete lists of scholarships, bursaries, awards, and contact information.
The University of Ottawa’s offers traditional, suite-style, studio style, or apartment style residence rooms. First year students are guaranteed a room in residence provided they complete the necessary application by the deadline. Traditional style accommodations are available in single or double rooms. Suite style rooms feature 2-4 people in private or open bedrooms with a shared washroom and shared kitchenette. Studio apartments feature an open concept with a single or double occupancy and a washroom and kitchenette. Apartment style rooms consist of 2-4 bedroom units with shared washroom, kitchen and common area.
All buildings include the following amenities:
Rooms in residence are furnished and include high speed internet access and cable television hookup. Residence rates vary depending on the building choice and room selection. are not included in residence fees and are mandatory for many of the residence buildings. Several different types of meal plans are available and include a set number of meals and flex dollars.
Students requiring special accommodations in residence are required to complete the Special Consideration form on the residence application.
The University of Ottawa offers several off-campus housing options. More information regarding off-campus housing can be found at the .
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The University of Ottawa offers an accessible showing accessible entrances, parking locations, and more.
is comprised of buses, and a light rail system the O-Trains which has a stop in the centre of campus. Full-time students at Carleton University receive a Universal Transit Pass (U-Pass) that can be used on all OC Transpo transit systems. are provided for each of the OC Transpo options.
The OC Transpo buses and O-Trains offer services including low-floors and next stop announcement system, as well as free transportation for .
is a service that provides door-to-door accessible transit for persons who are unable to take conventional transit due to a disability. The OC Transpo has established for the use of Para Transpo. Persons seeking to use Para Transpo must submit an signed by a health practitioner.