The Dedicated Access Fund (DAF) was created to advance Carleton University’s commitment to accessibility. The DAF retrofits existing campus structures and improves overall accessibility, especially for students. They are working on upgrading existing structures and improving accessibility. Share your experiences and ideas on how to make Carleton University even more accessible. Submit your suggestions on […]

The Career Services Job Board on mySuccess (log in to Carleton360 from the Current Students website) is a valuable tool for students who are job hunting. Here are three reasons you should be checking the job board throughout the year. Don’t forget, new jobs are added regularly, so make sure you check the board frequently […]

The Coordinated Accessibility Strategy (CAS) team is looking for 15 volunteers made up of students, faculty and staff to help advance accessibility on campus as part of the CAS Advisory Group. The advisory group guides the implementation of the CAS by providing advice, strategic input and leadership. Group insights help shape accessibility efforts at Carleton, […]

If you are currently in a co-op work term (or will be in an upcoming term) and are also receiving an award or scholarship, contact the Awards and Financial Aid office to defer your scholarship to your next study term.

The From Intention to Action (FITA) program has moved! They are now located at 810 Dunton Tower. Often students feel overwhelmed and aren’t sure where to go. The most common ways the FITA team can help are supportive counselling, stress management, coping skills, time management and learning strategies. The FITA program supports undergraduate and graduate […]

Are you ready to find your next favourite workout? Visit Carleton Athletics from Monday, September 8 to Friday, September 12, 2025 for CUFit Group Fitness Try-It Week! Drop-in for free to try classes like Zumba, glow yoga, spin, CU Circuit, kickboxing and more. Perfect for de-stressing, getting fit or just trying something new between classes. […]

The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is a financial aid program funded by the federal and provincial governments for post-secondary students. OSAP provides Ontario students with financial assistance to help pay for university tuition and related educational costs. Still Waiting for Your OSAP Funding? Your OSAP funding may be held up due to missing documents. […]

FUSION is a series of short, self-paced online modules that help you build real-world skills like collaboration, communication and problem solving. Complete just one or as many as you like — choose based on the skills you want to grow and the goals you’re working toward. You’ll earn digital badges, Co-Curricular Record credit and can […]

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 […]