The following is a list of useful links for students seeking academic and technical support:
Faculty of Information Student Services Support
- Student Services — The Office of Student Services serves as the home base for any questions you might have: academic, administrative, financial, personal, and more.
- Academic Regulations — Provides Grading Practices and Policies regarding course procedures, examinations, and other assessments in courses.
- Enrollment and Registration — Provides information on auditing courses, course codes, course loads, dropping courses, transferring, registration guides, and more.
- Money Matters — Lists a timeline on significant dates related to student finances, including Awards, Financial Aid, and Work-study information.
- Wellness & Learning Supports — Links to Mental Health, Personal Safety, Academic, Financial, and Learning Supports.
- iSkills Workshops — Co-curricular workshops exclusively for iSchool students and alumni help you develop your professional, technical, and academic skills.
- Writing Support — The Learning Hub now offers writing support for all students: undergraduate, master's, and doctoral. With three writing tutors on staff, you can select a tutor who is familiar with the conventions and styles of your specific assignment and who is available at a time that's convenient for you.
- Technology Loans — Technology and accessories available for loan exclusively for the use of Faculty of Information (FI) students.
- Centre for International Experience — Provides an array of services for international students, such as international study, research, internships, and awards, help with Canadian study permits, work permits, and health insurance in Ontario.
- Career Services — Careers Office to help students and alumni connect with the resources, tools, and advice needed to make career decisions that best fit their goals.
- Virtual Inforum — A virtual hub for academic and social activity at the Faculty of Information.
- Talk to a Student Services staff member — Schedule a meeting to get additional advice on the Bachelor of Information (BI), Master of Information (MI), the Diploma in Advanced Study in Information Studies (DAIS) program, Careers, and Financial Planning.
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