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The CIE offers a range of programs and services to support international students, as well as global learning opportunities for all students. Our team is here to help ensure you have a smooth transition and have the resources you need to succeed at UofT.

Grad Step Up is an extended orientation program designed to support your transition to U of T as an incoming international graduate student by connecting you to key information, resources, and communities on campus. 

iSSD is a digital tool for ��ݮ����Ƶ���� students and is intended for all students who wish to learn more about academic integrity practice at the ��ݮ����Ƶ����. The Academic Integrity Module contains five case-based topics structured around typical scenarios that students face in their coursework. The module is self-access and contains video, knowledge quizzes, and self-reflective activities. Resources related to academic integrity practice are included for students who wish to learn more. Users are also encouraged to participate in ��ݮ����Ƶ���� research on the effectiveness of the module by completing a short student survey and providing their consent. However, participation in the research project is not required to access the module. 

To access iSSD and assess your knowledge of academic integrity practice, .

The ebook will help students in the development of appropriate academic, learning, and study skills, and the ability to find and make use of relevant resources of support and community. The content of this document was created by staff at the ��ݮ����Ƶ���� with expertise in academic resourcefulness, learning strategy development, and the international student experience. It also includes audio and video content from other international students currently studying in Ontario who offer insights from their own experiences.

Our team assists in navigating disability-related barriers to your academic success at U of T for your on-going or temporary disability. We provide services and supports for learning, problem solving and inclusion.

The Assignment Planner is a tool that helps you schedule your course assignments day by day, while also offering helpful tips, resources and links for each aspect of your assignment. Calculate your schedule, select from “Type of Assignment” - including annotated bibliographies, literature review, reflective essay and others – and enjoy this excellent planning and support tool.

We support students and recent graduates as they build their future in our changing world. We help students explore what they can do with their degree, discover job opportunities and further education.

Student Life at U of T can help graduate students navigate academic challenges through a series of  and resources. You can improve your academic skills using their PDF handouts, participate in a workshop, or join a graduate productivity or writing group. Workshops offered include time management; stress management; project management; write fright; stopping procrastination; work & play for grads; how identity impacts learning; how to navigate academics as a racialized student; how feeling like an imposter impacts learning; mindful reading; journaling for academic well-being, and more.

Our mandate is to support successful mentorship and supervisory relationships. We have created a person-centred, solution-oriented approach to graduate mentorship and supervision support. You can call or email us – personally – for confidential support regarding your mentorship or supervisory relationship. No issue is too small. We’re here for you.

MyGPD is an initiative of the School of Graduate Studies Centre for Graduate Professional Development (CGPD) designed to help all graduate students prepare for their future by advancing the development of important transferable skills and competencies. MyGPD will help you communicate better, work effectively in teams and as leaders, strengthen your personal efficacy, gain teaching skills, develop research skills, learn how to share information with a wide variety of audiences, and more!

We provide culturally relevant services to Indigenous students to support academic success, personal growth and leadership development. We offer learning opportunities for all students to engage with Indigenous communities at U of T and beyond.

We provide a range of health services for your physical and mental health, wellness programs and information to help support you in achieving your personal and academic goals.

Learning Well for Grads is a four-week program for research-stream students focused on academic resilience, goal setting, motivation, time management and productivity.

Workshops being offered by several units at the three ��ݮ����Ƶ���� campuses. Workshops range from mindful reading and publishing skills to technology-related workshops such as 3D design or introduction to podcasting. Through this page you can also find pre-recorded and self-paced modules such as Introduction to R, Introduction to NVivo, Data Visualization, and more.