Faculty & Staff

This section outlines the University’s commitment to developing an accessible learning environment that provides reasonable accommodations to enable students with disabilities to meet the essential academic requirements of the University’s courses and programs.

You can access more information on the academic accommodation (for class and exam scheduling) by selecting the following link to our dedicated page:

Accommodations: Academic

The Accessibility for Ontarians With Disabilities Act Office provides a number of resources that may assist with the accessibility of your scholarly activities (including tip sheets, training modules, resources, relevant policies, and building access notices).

Please refer to the University of Toronto AODA Website for more information.

University of Toronto AODA Office (Website)

This section outlines how the University will accommodate the needs of students whose religious holy days are not already accommodated through scheduling and statutory holidays.

Learn more about this policy including information on upcoming holy dates by selecting the following link: Accommodations: Religious

The University has developed two guidelines for internal and external researchers:

• Guideline on Surveying of U of T Students, Faculty, Librarians, Staff, and Alumni by U of T Researchers
• Guideline on External Researchers Conducting Research Involving Members of the U of T Community

These Guidelines and Procedures provide the principles and processes for researchers who wish to conduct research with students, staff, and faculty at the University of Toronto or to gain access to data about students, staff, and faculty held by the University of Toronto. The aim is to prevent survey fatigue, protect confidentiality and employee rights, and ensure that access does not conflict with any current or planned research to be conducted by the University or its administrative/academic units.

Requests for access to students and student data at the University of Toronto should be directed to the Office of the Vice-Provost, Students at vp.students@utoronto.ca.

You can access more information on Elections Canvassing in University Residences by selecting the following link:

Elections Canvassing in University Residences

If you have a concern that you think falls under the Code of Student Conduct, you should first seek advice and assistance from your home Faculty, Division, or College.

A registrar’s office or a divisional head’s office is a good first point of contact. These offices may be in the position to advise both individuals interested in bringing forward a complaint, and also students who have a complaint lodged against them. The staff members in these offices are not there to judge the merits of the complaint, but rather to provide support and guidance.

See a listing of Registrar Office Contact Information

Download a PDF of the Student Code of Conduct

Academic offences are treated as a threat to the integrity of the institution and the penalties can be severe. These offences are outlined in the Code of Behaviour on Academic Matters .

Student Placements encapsulates many types of experiences, including, internships, practicums, service learning, and co-op. The University has created resources and supports for staff, and faculty organizing these experiences.

For more information visit our page dedicated to Student Placements.

Questions should be directed to Bridgid McNulty, Coordinator, Student Placements in the Office of the Vice-Provost, Students.