New to Carleton? Sometimes the best advice comes from another student. First Year Connections gives you the opportunity to connect with an upper-year mentor who understands what it’s like to be new to Carleton. First Year Connections matches new students with upper-year mentors who can answer questions, share advice and help you navigate life at […]

The Kinàmàgawin Indigenous Learning Certificate registration is now open for fall 2026. Hosted by the Centre for Indigenous Support and Community Engagement (CISCE), this learning certificate discusses anti-Indigenous racism found in Canada and educational institutions, as well as student supports and how to practice allyship and righting relations. The workshops consist of four three-hour sessions, hosted […]

If you’re receiving government financial aid (such as the Ontario Student Assistance Program), you may also be eligible for an undergraduate bursary administered by the Awards and Financial Aid Office. Bursary applications are available beginning Wed. Sept. 9, 2026 through Carleton Central. Click Awards and Financial Assistance, then Undergraduate Online Application Forms. Apply by the […]

Update #2: Emergency Notification System Test Complete on Wed. Sept. 2, 2026 Today’s test of the Emergency Notification System (ENS) is complete. The Office of Risk Management and Carleton University thanks you for your patience and cooperation as we continue to ensure we are doing everything we can to keep our community safe. Update #1: […]

Managing your finances as a student can be challenging, but the Awards and Financial Aid Office is here to help. They’ve compiled a list of online budgeting resources designed to help students build a realistic academic year budget and track spending effectively to stick to it.

Located on the first floor of Nideyinàn, the Reuse and Recycling Hub provides a convenient, central space for the Carleton community to responsibly dispose of and divert various common items from the landfill. The Hub is part of the university’s broader commitment to sustainability and circular practices, encouraging the reuse, recycling and proper management of […]

If you have concerns about a student’s well-being or feel they could benefit from some extra support, please submit a Care Report. This report will connect students with Carleton University’s Student Care and Support Team, who will reach out and offer a meeting to share resources, guidance and support as needed. The Care Report is […]

All Carleton students and grads are encouraged to attend the Fall Career & Networking Fair on Wed. Oct. 7, 2026 in the Ravens’ Nest! Whether you’re in your first year, graduating or alumni, the Career & Networking Fair is your chance to practice networking, learn about 55+ employers and explore opportunities. Why attend? Many employers […]

Carleton faculty, staff and students are welcome and encouraged to participate in Capital Pride’s community events (Sat. Aug. 22 to Sun. Aug. 30, 2026), including the annual parade on Sun. Aug. 30, 2026. This is an important opportunity for community members and allies to honour progress and reaffirm our collective commitment to an inclusive future […]

Always use one of Carleton’s approved payment methods to pay your student account to protect yourself from fraud. Beware of tuition scams where unauthorized third parties offer to pay your fees in exchange for a discount. Do not share personal or payment details with any unauthorized third parties. The fall term payment deadline is Tues. […]