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The University of Ottawa is a bilingual and research-intensive international university located in Ottawa. It is one of the oldest universities in Canada.
The Centre for Continuing Education works closely with other faculties and services on campus to promote and offer credited or non-credited programs for adult learners. Programming revolves around two types of learning experience: professional-development courses and general-interest seminars and series for small groups.
- The Personal Enrichment sector develops and offers non-credited personal enrichment activities and programs for adult learners or targeted audiences. This sector works with various groups, agencies, associations and employers, large or small, to develop high-quality university-level course contents that are specifically designed to meet the needs of the community.
- Each year, the Professional Development sector of the Centre for Continuing Education:
- Trains over 4000 people
- Gives 300 on-campus workshops and over 125 customized in-house workshops
- Cumulates more than 700 days of training
University of Ottawa Personal & Career Counselling
They can help with the transitions from high school to first year, from undergraduate to graduate studies, and from campus to workplace.
University of Ottawa Student Mentoring Program
This program is designed to provide critical support and access to numerous university resources.
University of Ottawa – IT Helpdesk
You have various options for getting help. Whether you have a question, request or problem about Office 365, your uoAccess credentials, MFA, software, hardware or else.
University of Ottawa Library
Find out about uOttawa’s many library services, and access their online assignment calculator.
University of Ottawa Student Union
The University of Ottawa Student Union (UOSU) is the student union and the instrument of political action for undergraduate students of the University of Ottawa.
University of Ottawa – Indigenous Resource Centre
A student portal dedicated to Aboriginal-related resources and events inside and outside of the University of Ottawa. This includes scholarships and bursaries, community links, and resources.
University of Ottawa Access Service
Access Service helps by making strategies and creating measures that help reduce the barriers to learning for students who have learning disabilities, health, psychiatric or physical conditions.
Resources on How to Study Online Successfully (SOS)
| Department | Resource Name | Type | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Telfer Career Centre | Best Practices for Virtual Learning | PDF Handout | If learning in a virtual environment is new to some learners, a new mindset could be in order. The tips in this guide are designed to set students up for success as they embark on online learning. | Click here |
| Telfer Career Centre | Four Study Tips to Prepare for Online Exams | Article | When students are faced with the new challenge of writing online exams, the change may be unsettling. But with enough preparation, students can learn to make the most of their new reality. The four tips in this article will help prepare students for online exams. | Click here |
| Telfer Career Centre | 3 tips to help you master note taking for online classes | Article | Mastering the art of efficient note taking means finding a strategy that works and a system that prevents information loss. With classes being held online, this can become more challenging. Here are three tips to help students master note taking for online classes. | Click here |
