Support

What does “support” mean?

Watch this Instagram reel (external link, opens in new window) to find out what we mean when we ask “Do you need support?”

Feeling well-informed and supported can make all the difference in achieving academic success and enjoying your university experience. The support listed below can help you navigate the university and find what you're looking for.

Support from staff

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All students
(google form) Contact the Student Success Navigators (external link) to help you find the information or supports you are looking for

International students
Before October 22: (google form) Book your mandatory welcome appointment (external link)

After October 22: Email International Student Support

Gdoo-maawnjidimi Mompii Indigenous Student Services
Contact Gdoo-maawnjidimi Mompii Indigenous Student Services for specialized services, such as faculty, staff and peer support for First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples on campus.

Support from students

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The Tri-Mentoring Program
Connect with upper year students from your equity-deserving community or your faculty. Email tmentor@torontomu.ca.

Student Wellbeing Peer Support
Student Wellbeing offers both group and individual peer support to all TMU students: a space to share, feel understood, and learn skills for life which will prepare you to navigate difficult times. Book an appointment

Support from your faculty or program

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Faculty of Arts;
The Creative School;
Faculty of Engineering & Architectural Science (First-Year Engineering Office; Architectural Science);
Faculty of Science;
Ted Rogers School of Management; or,
Contact an academic program advisor.

Support for your mental health

Need help right now? Good2Talk (external link, opens in new window) is a free, confidential, mental health support service for Ontario post-secondary students available 24/7/365. Students can access private support in 100+ languages by calling 1-866-925-5454 or by text “GOOD2TALKON” to 686868.

For emergency medical or mental health response, please dial 911 or go to your local hospital. Alternatively, get help by calling a local crisis line.

Stressed? Anxious? Confused? Student Wellbeing offers both group and individual peer support to all TMU students: a space to share, feel understood, and learn skills for life which will prepare you to navigate difficult times. Book an appointment

Contact the Centre for Student Development and Counselling