Council of Ontario Universities
180 Dundas Street West Suite 1800
Toronto, Ontario
M5G 1Z8
Tel: 416-979-2165
Universities are responding to changing student needs when building new or renovating existing space on campus. Innovative learning environments – like active learning classrooms – and informal study ...
Read more
This report presents summary statistics on application and registration patterns of applicants (who were processed by the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre), applying for fall entry into ...
Read more
This report presents summary statistics on application and registration patterns of applicants (who were processed by the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre), applying for fall entry into ...
Read more
Ontario universities are working hard to break down barriers to accessibility and promote a culture of accessibility and social inclusion on campus. On AccessibleCampus.ca, a one-of-a-kind bilingual website, you will find the latest information about accessibility at universities across the ...
The number of family medicine residents has doubled as a result of a 10 year plan involving Ontario’s faculties of medicine and the province to address the family doctor shortage. The result is improved health-care delivery in more than 155 communities, according ...
Ontario universities offer students a robust online learning experience. In 2012-13, about 195,000 undergraduate and graduate students registered in e-learning courses. As of 2014, more than 3,100 online courses and 133 fully online programs were available across Ontario’s ...
All high school students apply to Ontario universities through the Ontario University Application Centre (OUAC). If you’re just getting started, you can visit eINFO, OUAC’s guide to Ontario universities - this online resource helps students choose the university that ...
Ontario’s universities recognize that they need to work together with government, municipalities, and the public and private sector to make progress in cutting emissions and harnessing the power of new, clean technologies.
Read more
Each year, the Government of Ontario awards a prize of $20,000 to five young researchers who are carrying out exceptional work in the areas of Physics, Chemistry, Physiology/Medicine, Literature and Economic Science. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Polanyi Prizes, which were established by the provincial government in honour of the achievement of John Charles Polanyi, recipient of the 1986 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
Read more
On November 17, university leaders and experts came together at a Council of Ontario Universities forum, the Experiential Learning Best Practices Exchange, to discuss the importance of experiential learning.
Read more
The College Student Alliance, the Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance, Colleges Ontario and the Council of Ontario Universities have come together to develop an action plan on post-secondary student mental health.
Read moreOntario universities share the Ontario government’s interest in protecting freedom of speech, and are committed to working with all stakeholders, including faculty, students, and the province, to provide opportunities for thoughtful debate and discussion on our campuses.
Read moreOntario’s universities congratulate the ministers sworn in today to the cabinet of Premier Doug Ford, and we look forward to working with the new government as partners in building a better future for the people of Ontario.
Read morePatrick Jachyra, a PhD candidate at the University of Toronto, and Kaitlyn Parks, a Master’s student at Western University, are the 2018 recipients of the Council of Ontario Universities’ Autism Scholarship Awards.
Read moreOntario’s universities congratulate Premier-elect Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservative Party on a successful campaign in the provincial election. We look forward to partnering with the new government to help create a better future for students, communities and the province.
Read more