We Have Moved!
AccessAbility Services is now located on the 5th floor of the Sam Ibrahim Building, 1050 Military Trail, Room IA5105
We look forward to welcoming you to our new space!
Who We Are
AccessAbility Services is a student service, academic service and University of Toronto equity office on the 澳门六合彩开奖接口 campus. Our principal function is to support undergraduate, graduate, and non-degree students with disabilities to navigate disability-related barriers and to promote accessible and inclusive policies, practices, procedures and programs at UTSC. Our goal is for students with disabilities to access equitable educational opportunities both in and outside the classroom.
How to Register
AccessAbility Services supports undergraduate, graduate and non-degree students with a range of disabilities including but not limited to mental health conditions, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), learning disabilities, chronic health conditions (e.g., epilepsy, bowel disease, heart condition, cancer, etc.), concussions and head injuries, sensory disabilities (i.e., hearing and/or vision loss), physical and mobility disabilities.
Please visit our How To Register page to begin the registration process.
- Registering at the end of a term e.g. just before the Exams Period may result in the service referring students to the petition process as the service may not have enough time to meet with a student before the end of the term to determine eligibility, assess their disability-related needs, create an accommodation plan and implement an accommodation plan.
- Incoming First Year students should register as early as possible to ensure that supports are in place for the start of your classes. Please visit our First Year Registration page to begin the registration process
- St. George or UTM taking a course at UTSC
Announcements
Come visit us in our new space!
We're now located in room IA5105
On the 5th floor of the Sam Ibrahim Building
1050 Military Trail
AccessAbility Services is thrilled to announce the launch of our online extension request form. You can now submit your extension request forms online via and view status updates.
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For more information on disability related extension requests, please visit our extension webpage
Our new Learning Strategy Toolkit website is dedicated to empowering students with disabilities through effective learning strategies.
- What the Learning Strategy Toolkit Offers:
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Tailored learning strategies for various disability-related impacts.
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Self-directed learning.
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Inclusive educational resources and tools.
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Why Visit the toolkit?
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Accessible content for diverse learning needs.
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Expert tips from persons with disabilities, educators and professionals.
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How to Connect: Visit /learningstrategies/
- Important Dates and Deadlines to request services and supports
- AccessAbility Services is open for in-person and virtual services
- Registered students may submit documentation and forms via myAIMS secure upload. For more info please view the .
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Online Support and Resources for Students