The Academic Success Centre is serving the Ted Rogers School of Management community virtually in the 2020/21 academic year.
Campus Resources
The Student Guide is the official companion to Ryerson's Undergraduate Calendar. This online guide summarizes the policies, fees, procedures and services you’ll need to know as a Ryerson student.
The Undergraduate Calendar is the official statement of programs and courses approved by the Ryerson University Senate. It is updated every academic year, so make sure to check back for the most up-to-date information pertaining to your program.
Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching
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Student health and wellbeing
Using a student centered approach, grounded in equity and community inclusion, Student Health and Wellbeing strives for a cohesive, curious and collaborative approach to health and well-being experiences. Find information for students about mental health and related resources on campus.
Student Health & Wellness
To better serve students’ health and wellness, Ryerson University has three main areas of support:
- Centre for Student Development and Counselling
- Medical Centre
- Health Promotion
Ryerson Health Certificate and other Academic Consideration Requests
All documentation in support of any academic consideration request, including medical, other unforeseen circumstances, religious, aboriginal and spiritual observance, athletic competitions, etc. must be submitted to your program department.
Safer Sex & Menstrual Supplies, external link, opens in new window
The Centre offers a variety of sexual health, menstrual and hygiene supplies. Many of the supplies can be found just outside the office in SCC313 on the resource table, with more selection available inside the Centre.
The Good Food Centre, external link, opens in new window
The GFC provides hunger relief for those struggling with financial obligations, poverty and underemployment. Through several services we assist full and part-time students, staff, and faculty from the Ryerson community to overcome financial obstacles by providing access to food through a drop-in food bank, workshops and educational events.
Ryerson Recreation & Athletics, external link, opens in new window
Program offerings include CIS, OUA and competitive Club teams, many of which are nationally ranked; recreational and fitness programs offered to both Ryerson students and the surrounding community; world class facilities; and an extensive outreach program that both immerses our student-athletes in service activities and invites the community onto campus to utilize our facilities.
Campus Life
Including: Dining, housing, campus involvement, campus services, health & wellbeing, careers, campus media, equity & community inclusion, student affairs, Ryerson Image Centre, and more!
This is a list of resources and supports for Ted Rogers' diverse student population. The Ted Rogers School of Management recognizes the ongoing need to creating a campus culture that is respectful and focused on ensuring human rights and dignity for all. In the event that a Ted Rogers student is suffering discrimination, injustice or any type of negativity impacting their experience, students may leverage the resources below. It is the diversity of our population at Ted Rogers that strengthens our school and it is important that all feel supported, seen and heard.
Student Financial Assistance
For information on government financial assistance, scholarships, bursaries, and awards.
TRSM Student Awards
TRSM and Ryerson offer many awards and scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students. Students are eligible at several levels: faculty-wide, program-specific and university-wide awards, opens in new window.
Money for School
This guide provides a general overview of financial literacy, including reading materials, videos and personal finance workshops at Ryerson University.
Career Boost Program
The program provides on-campus employment to eligible full time undergraduate students returning to Ryerson. The program works in partnership with academic units, administrative units, faculty, staff and students to support the practice and scholarship of learning at Ryerson University.
Ryerson Career Fairs
Including part-time career fair, new grad career fair, and summer work experience fair.
Academic Accommodation Support
AAS is for students living with disabilities looking for help with their academic accommodations... AAS works with students to create and implement individualized academic accommodation plans so students can more fully participate in their studies whether at the certificate, undergraduate or graduate level.
Ryerson University Library & Archives
Visit the Ryerson University Library & Archives for audio-visual services/ loans, booking study space, borrowing books and other resources, citation guides, course readings, research, and more!
Student Learning Support
SLS is a group of services and programs aimed at helping students engage more effectively in their academic studies.
Ted Rogers Students’ Society, external link, opens in new window
The Ted Rogers Students’ Society is the umbrella organization for over 30 Student Groups at the Ted Rogers School of Management.
Ryerson Students’ Union, external link
The RSU’s mission is to empower students and build community on Ryerson’s campus by advocating for your rights, supporting student groups, events and initiatives, and providing discounted services to save you money!
Connect RU
Join a new organization...discover events happening on campus.
Business Career Hub at TRSM
The Business Career Hub offers career development opportunities tailored to each student’s individual needs and program specialization.
Ted Rogers Co-op
Participating in the Ted Rogers Co-op Program is the most effective way to position yourself for success upon graduation.