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Ramp up to your university journey this summer!

Welcome to the Ridgeback Family! Now that you've accepted your offer to Ontario Tech, it's time to get familiar with your campus and start your new journey. Connect with faculty, staff and other students during our summer transition programming!

You’ve made an excellent choice deciding to attend Ontario Tech University for your post-secondary studies, and we’re excited to welcome you!  Being at Ontario Tech means you are joining a welcoming community that offers everything you need to thrive and to make the best of your university experience. Whether it's providing academic advice , supporting your well-being , or ensuring your voice is heard through the Student Union , we've got you covered. We're here every step of the way to help you succeed both inside and outside of the classroom. We can't wait to see what incredible things lie ahead for you. Have a rejuvenating and safe summer, and we'll catch up with you in September! President Steven Murphy

International Orientation

Are you ready to start your studies at Ontario Tech? We are ready for you!

Join us on   Thursday, August 29   for your International student specific Orientation!

We encourage all incoming international undergraduate, graduate and exchange students to attend International Orientation! Registration is required, so let us know if you're coming!

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If you have any questions, please email;   [email protected] .

Student Accessibility Services Orientation

Each year, Student Accessibility Services (SAS) invites incoming students with documented disabilities to participate in Accessibility Orientation. Students who have previously participated in these workshops feel better prepared and are more successful in the first few months of university. In addition to providing an opportunity to meet other new students, this program will help you to understand the real differences between high school and university, learn about self-advocacy and how to use your strengths, and interact with key staff who can provide academic and learning support.

This event is free to all students who are registered with   SAS .

If you have any questions, please   [email protected] .

Watch your emails throughout the summer for your invitation to register to attend!

Residence move-in day and family Orientation

Residence move-in is taking place from   8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.    

All incoming students are welcome to participate in some fun, family-friendly activities on Friday from   10 a.m. to 4 p.m. , including:

• Community art
• Ice skating

Parents and supporters are invited to attend an information session to learn how to best support your student from   11 a.m. to noon .

Orientation—Saturday

Opening ceremonies: You will receive your faculty t-shirt and swag bag.

The Wild Goose Chase: An annual tradition where faculties work together to earn points by competing in a wide variety of activities. Each year after an epic battle, one faculty is crowned with the Great Goose Award. 

• Drag show and DJ dance party: Dance the night away!

Thursday, August 29: International student Orientation.

Join us on Thursday, August 29 for your International student specific Orientation!

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If you have any questions, please email; [email protected] .

Thursday, August 29: Student Accessibility Services Orientation.

This event is free to all students who are registered with SAS .

If you have any questions, please [email protected] .

Friday, August 30: Residence move-in day and family orientation.

Residence move-in is taking place from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.  

All incoming students are welcome to participate in some fun, family-friendly activities on Friday from 10 a.m. to 4p.m. , including:

• Family field games

Parents and supporters are invited to attend an information session to learn how to best support your student from 11 a.m. to noon .

Saturday, August 31 to Monday, September 2: On-campus Orientation events.

Orientation is the university's largest transition program, specifically geared toward students who are beginning classes in September.

This is your chance to connect with other new students, get familiar with your academic program and get to know your way around campus. 

Monday, September 2: Mature, Transfer and Pathways students Orientation.

Students who are transferring from another post-secondary institution, or simply continuing their academic career after a number of years, may have unique needs and questions about student life. This event is designed specifically for mature and transfer students, providing opportunities to ask pertinent questions and connect with useful campus resources. We recommend that you attend any and all Orientation programs that are relevant to you. Mature and Pathways Orientation will provide you with the opportunity to:

• Familiarize yourself with our campus and services.
• Find out about university-specific technology.
• Learn how to get the most from your university experience.
• Meet fellow mature, transfer and pathways students, as well as faculty and staff. 

Orientation—Sunday

Faculty orientation: You will have a chance to participate in a variety of activities and sessions—designed to build connections and community—within your program and faculty.

Ontario Tech Carnival: Candy, games, prizes, inflatables and a BBQ—what more could you ask for?  

Outdoor movie night.

Mature, Transfer and Pathways students Orientation

Orientation—Monday

Welcome breakfast from 11 a.m. to noon in Hunters Kitchen.

Your Ridgeback Adventure: Choose to come on a field trip to Pickering Playing Fields or stay on campus for activities of your interest including: sports, crafts, games and more! 

Ridgeback Ramp Up: First six weeks

The first six weeks  of university is a crucial time for you to get acclimated to university, get comfortable in a new environment and start to establish a sense of belonging on campus. 

We have lots of programming, events and support to offer during these initial weeks and continuing on throughout the year. Follow Student Life on Instagram to learn about all that is being offered.

For academic support check out the Student Learning Centre  and register for writing, math, chemistry and physics support .

For career advise and support, go to the Career Centre  to learn about job fairs, resumé writing support and much more.

Student Engagement and Equity offers resources, workshops and a variety of opportunities for you to get involved in.

Your Ontario Tech Student Union will be hosting amazing events  during the first weeks of school—don't miss out!

Come support your Ontario Tech Ridgebacks soccer teams as they battle it out against the Durham Lords for the Campus Cup — 6 p.m. at Vaso's field !

Grab a free t-shirt and hot dog while quantities last. Be sure to bring your Ridgeback spirit, wear blue and orange and make some noise!

Lectures begin

Lectures begin for all programs, fall semester.

Campus Rec Day

Join us for Campus Rec Day, proudly hosted with the support of the Durham College Student Association (DCSA) and Ontario Tech Student Union (OTSU).

You'll be able to enjoy:

Athletics and recreation, health promotions and wellness programs and services information booths.

Caricaturist, balloon artist and tarot card reader.

DJ and event host, David Akinyemi.

Giant games, lawn games, sports and activities.

Giveaways and prizes, including an iPad giveaway at 1 p.m.

Inflatables and axe throwing.

Refreshements including lemonade, Timbits and more.

Fall semester fees due

• End of regular registration period; last day to add courses, fall semester.
• Fall semester fees due.
• Last day to drop courses and receive a 100 per cent refund of tuition and ancillary fees, fall semester.

Last day to withdraw from fall semester courses

Last day to withdraw from fall semester courses without academic consequences (i.e., without receiving a grade). Courses dropped after this date will be recorded on the academic transcript with a grade of W to indicate withdrawal.

Last day to drop courses and receive a 50 per cent refund of tuition fees, fall semester.

Fall study week

Thanksgiving and fall study week.

Things to know:

There are multiple places to eat on campus including:

Smoothie Bar

Tim Hortons

UB café

Check out the  meal plans  offered if you live in residence. 

Get information about  public transit  and  U-Pass .

Find your way around campus by reviewing the campus map .

If you are looking to live  on-campus  there are a few options to choose from.

If you are looking to live  off-campus  we have resources to help you find your home away from home.

Visit  parking services  for all the information you need to acquire your parking pass.

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You can save and use the planner as a whole or just download the templates as you need them! 

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August 28, 2024

Sorbara Family donates more than $1 million to enhance Ontario Tech’s modern facilities and empower students with new scholarships

August 27, 2024

Ontario Tech doctoral degree candidate recognized for helping advance key research on autism in Canada

August 19, 2024

Honeycomb Archway architectural placemaking structure unveiled at Ontario Tech

August 14, 2024

Ontario Tech announces 2024 Joyce Family Foundation Success Award recipients

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Employee Assistance Program Live Orientation - Employees Virtual Sessions on Zoom 1 p.m.

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Welcome to Ontario Tech University – your gateway to an extraordinary university experience! Our student housing, just minutes from campus lecture halls, offers convenience and a vibrant community for an unforgettable time in Oshawa.

By moving into Residence, you’ll discover new friends, engage in exciting activities, and immerse yourself in all that our city has to offer! With our housing, you won't have to worry about being late for classes, and you'll have numerous opportunities to participate in campus events.

Our friendly residence staff is ready to address any questions or concerns for first-time on-campus residents. Oshawa, a beautiful city, is also home to thousands of global students, providing a unique chance to explore diverse cultures.

Upon moving in, you'll enjoy premium amenities in each residence, including high-speed internet, TV with HDMI capabilities, and a phone with free local calls. Common areas feature a kitchen, a movie lounge, a games room, and a 24-hour front desk with support.

Security is paramount in our student housing, with trusted technology like swipe card access and 24-hour video monitoring. Your safety is our priority, ensuring swift response in case of any security incidents.

Engage in weekly residence events to connect with fellow residents, share thoughts, and develop real-life skills. Whether you're focused on academics, making friends, or honing leadership skills, Ontario Tech U housing is designed to make your experience exceptional!

Join us soon for an enriching and fulfilling time at Ontario Tech University – where endless possibilities await!

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Please note that the residence first-year guarantee deadline has now passed. however, new applicants are still welcome to apply for the 2024-2025 academic year. we will continue to process applications all summer, pending vacancy..

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U of I's web-based retention and advising tool provides an efficient way to guide and support students on their road to graduation. Login to SlateConnect.

Common Tools

• Administrative Procedures Manual (APM)
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• Academic Dates & Deadlines
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• Faculty Senate
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