Other services and departments

• What is my campus ID card and where do I pick it up?

  Your campus identification (ID) card is one of the most important pieces of ID you have on campus. A valid card permits your access to many important facilities, resources and services. Once you have registered for your courses, you can get your campus ID card from Campus ID Services.

  You can get your Campus ID card from the Campus ID Office, located in room G-1004 in the Campus Recreation and Wellness Centre (CRWC). You are required to bring one piece of valid government-issued photo ID and proof of registration (e.g. your timetable). If you are a returning student, you must bring your previous student ID card in order to pick up your new one.

• I am in a laptop program. How and where do I pick up my laptop?

  Laptop pickup runs from Monday, August 27 to Friday, September 28—you will need to book a session through MyCampus. If you are in one of the following faculties, you are part of the Full TELE model and will need to book a laptop pickup session:

  • Faculty of Business and Information Technology (Game Development and Entrepreneurship students only)
  • Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science
  • Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

  For more information on the Full TELE model, visit the Information and Technology Services website.

• I am part of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program. How do I download the software I need?

  You can visit the Software Portal and log in with your UOITnet account. If you are in one of the following faculties, you are part of the BYOD TELE model:

  • Faculty of Business and Information Technology (excluding Game Development and Entrepreneurship students)
  • Faculty of Education
  • Faculty of Health Sciences
  • Faculty of Science
  • Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

  For more information on the BYOD TELE model, visit the Information and Technology Services website.

• How do I book an appointment with a financial aid officer?

  You can request an appointment by calling our office at 905.721.3190.

• How can I find my academic advisor?
  We have a great team of academic advisors who can assist you with many different questions. You can find your academic advisor by faculty on the academic advising website.
• Where can I find more information about U-Pass and the bus schedule?
  Getting to classes on time is important! If you are commuting by public transit, learn more about where your U-Pass can take you, and get to know your bus routes and how long it will take you to get here.
• Where can I find more information about residence and meal plans?

  If you are planning on living on campus, there are many options for residences and meal plans that are overseen by Residence Services. Through them, you can learn what you need to know about life in residence, including:

  • Booking a residence tour.
  • Applying for residence.
  • Payments, including your residence deposit.
  • Different meal plan options.
  • Move-in and move-out dates.

  If you have any questions about residence or meal plans, email info@dc-otresidence.ca. 

• Where can I find information about graduate studies?
  Contact the School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies.