Health and Counselling Services (HCS) provides a wide range of physical and mental health services to students, staff and faculty. The on-campus clinic, located in the Carleton Technology and Training Centre (CTTC), is staffed by a dedicated team including family physicians, counsellors, GP psychotherapists, psychiatrists, a lab technician and supportive administrative personnel. Clinic hours are […]

Carleton is pleased to introduce the Global Opportunities and International Student Services Office (GO-ISSO), formerly the International Student Services Office! With the new office name, GO-ISSO continues to foster a welcoming, inclusive and supportive environment for international students while promoting cross-cultural engagement and global learning opportunities for all students at Carleton University. GO-ISSO’s mission is […]

There are a number of ways you can get in touch with library staff if you’re looking for help. Visit the Research Help Desk on the main floor of MacOdrum Library during service hours or ask general questions at the Library Services Desk whenever the building is open. You are also welcome to use the […]

The U-Pass is a discount transit pass for eligible Carleton students, offering unlimited travel on OC Transpo and STO buses and trains for those enrolled in 1.5 credits or more in the fall and winter terms. Your Campus Card and U-Pass are a combined card. If you previously added the transit application to your Campus Card, […]

A tuition payment deferral allows approved Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) recipients to delay their fall tuition payment until after the term begins. To qualify, your OSAP application must be fully processed, with a fall funding instalment calculated and scheduled for release at the beginning of September. If these conditions are met, your fall tuition […]

Rethinking Resilience is a free, interactive online module for Carleton University students that helps you better understand your stress, build academic resilience and develop real-world skills that employers value, such as adaptability, persistence and self-awareness. Through short videos, reflection activities and practical tools, you’ll explore how stress affects your brain and body, learn evidence-based strategies […]

Carleton faculty, staff and students are welcome and encouraged to participate in Capital Pride’s community events (Saturday, August 16 to Sunday, August 24, 2025), including the annual parade on Sunday, August 24, 2025. This is an important opportunity for community members and allies to honour progress and reaffirm our collective commitment to an inclusive future […]

The Legal Clinic at CUSA is a satellite of the University of Ottawa Community Legal Clinic (UOCLC). The clinic offers free notarial services to Carleton undergraduate students, including drafting and commissioning affidavits (such as affidavits for Ontario Student Assistance Program applications) or notarizing true copies, and limited free legal services to undergraduates in criminal and […]

First Year Connections is a peer-to-peer mentorship program offered by the Student Experience Office. First-year students are paired with an upper-year student in a similar academic program who can support them in their transition to Carleton. Connecting with a peer mentor gives students the opportunity to have someone to answer their questions, help connect with […]

It’s a good idea to check your summer exam schedule on the Scheduling and Examination Services website, or through Carleton360 (log in through the Current Students website) and the Carleton Mobile app. Some web services, including Carleton Central and Carleton360, will be unavailable, and the Carleton Mobile app and the public exam schedule will have […]