Program Overview

University Programs

The University of Ottawa offers a wide range of programs for students.

Faculties

The university is composed of 10 faculties, each offering various programs and departments. These faculties include:

• Telfer School of Management
• Faculty of Education
• Faculty of Law, Civil Law Section
• Faculty of Law, Common Law Section
• Faculty of Engineering
• Faculty of Medicine
• Faculty of Arts
• Faculty of Sciences
• Faculty of Health Sciences
• Faculty of Social Sciences

Programs and Courses

The university provides various programs, including:

• Undergraduate programs
• Graduate programs
• Accelerated double degrees
• Online learning
• Professional Development Institute
• Bilingual studies and language learning

Admission

To apply for a program, students must meet the admission requirements. The university offers:

• Undergraduate studies
• Graduate studies
• Apply for admission
• Check the status of your admission application

New Firmware

The School of Social Work will launch a new microprogram in the fall of 2024. The microprogram, titled "Development of indigenous family-child services foundations for practice" (or "Mizimizide nanda kikenindjigani pagidinigewin ondje Wěyagi iji Anishinŕbe Odeg Abinňdjěnshi Wědňkŕzowin" in Anishinaabe), consists of 3 courses for a total of 9 credits. One course will be offered per session, starting in the fall of 2024. The microprogram aims to address the needs of Indigenous communities developing their own child and family support systems following the enactment of federal law C-92 in 2020 and recent legislative changes.

Academic Support and Mentorship

The university is committed to providing students with an environment conducive to their success, accompanying them in their academic journey, offering personal support, and helping them prepare for their careers. This includes:

• School accommodations
• Academic integrity
• Help with writing university papers
• Academic regulations

###Essential Resources The university offers various resources to help students in their studies and careers, including:

• Important dates and school deadlines
• Exams
• Course registration
• Course evaluation
• Transcripts and school documents
• Obtain your rank

Financial Support

The university provides financial resources, tools, and information to make higher education a reality. This includes:

• Financial aid
• Prizes and scholarships
• University rights
• Financing for higher education
• Student accounts

Experiential Learning

Experiential learning is an excellent way to confirm choices, try something new, and discover interests. The university offers various opportunities for practical learning, including:

• Co-op plan
• Community engagement
• Student exchange program
• Work-study regime
• Entrepreneurship crossroads
• Research experience

Career Development

The university helps students prepare and launch their careers by providing career development resources and networking opportunities. This includes:

• Horizons Program
• What can I do with my studies
• Career events
• Sessions without appointment