The Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies will be closed from December 23, reopening on Thursday, Jan 2nd at 8:30 am.
Grad Services and Organizations
On Campus Resources
Use the links below to explore on- and off-campus resources to help you develop academic and professional skills.
Grad Pathways Calendar
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Library Programs & ServicesThe Library provides services to help students, staff, and faculty excel in their academic and research pursuits. They assist with studying, writing, data, research, publishing, teaching, and accessibility.
The GSA is the official representative body of graduate students at the U of G. It acts as the liaison between graduate students and the University Administration. The GSA represents and advocates on behalf of graduate students on most University
The OTL creates innovative educational opportunities that meet the learning needs of a local and international audience. They engage in scholarship to advance the teaching and learning mandate of the University.
This Office oversees research in 7 colleges, at the Ridgetown campus, at 15 research stations and of the U of G / OMAFRA partnership. Research programs of all disciplines on campus are supported.
Opportunities are provided to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes for workplace success. These include independent study, field courses, paid work terms, on-campus employment, and community engagement
Wood Centre for Business & Student Enterprise
The Wood Centre, located in LANG, gives students access to innovations and methods for teaching business effectively. Students from any discipline can identify a need, develop a solution and bring it to life.
Student Wellness is comprised of 6 service units; Accessibility, Counselling, Health, Health & Performance Centre, Student Support Network, and Wellness Education & Promotion. All units provide resources and services to the campus community to help facilitate the development of the whole person.
Community Engaged Scholarship Institute
CESI, located in CSAHS, brings together community and campus skills and resources to advance community identified research goals.
Off Campus Services & Organizations
The links below take you to the websites of our off-campus partners where you can explore all of the opportunities they have to offer to U of G grad students and postdocs.
Mitacs provides professional skills development courses for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. The courses complement the hands-on research skills and experience gained by participants of Mitacs programs such as Accelerate, Elevate, and Globalink.
Beyond the Professoriate’s Career Training Platform is an online professional development tool where postdocs and doctoral students can explore career options and learn job search strategies to secure employment in academia and beyond. The Career Training Platform also hosts a unique video library where students can hear from PhDs working in all career sectors.
LinkedIn Learning through your public library
LinkedIn Learning offers thousands of video modules covering the most popular business and creative applications, as well as topics including software development, website design, animation, soft-skill training, audio and music, and photography. Free access can be found through your public library.
The S2BN is a national organization that hosts professional development events, workshops and networking opportunities for graduate students in STEM who are interested in careers outside of academia.