Accessible Campus
Accessible Campus is a bilingual website focused on providing tools for educators and administrators to enhance accessibility and increase mental health awareness on Ontario university campuses.
As the public voice of Ontario’s Universities, we are demonstrating their commitment to working alongside Ontarians to build a prosperous, sustainable and inclusive future for the province and all who live here.
We promote the value of Ontario’s universities and believe in the important role that universities play in preparing students for success in life and careers, in transforming communities, in growing the economy and business, and in carrying out ground-breaking research that improves the way we live, work and play.
About the Council of Ontario Universities (Corporate website):
The Council of Ontario Universities is a leading, forward-looking organization championing and advancing the role of Ontario Universities in promoting student success, fostering community economic development, driving research and innovation, and creating high value-added jobs and growth.
Like its members, COU is a non-partisan organization committed to working in partnership with government, industry, and community stakeholders in fostering student success and economic growth. COU will take a neutral stance on geo-political issues and focus its efforts on matters of importance to Ontario universities and the prosperity of the province.
COU works closely with member universities to find consensus on a wide range of university issues and advance them with government and other stakeholders.
COU members consist of Ontario’s 20 publicly supported universities and four associated universities.
Accessible Campus is a bilingual website focused on providing tools for educators and administrators to enhance accessibility and increase mental health awareness on Ontario university campuses.
Located in Guelph, the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) processes applications for admission to the following programs at Ontario’s universities: undergraduate (101) for current Ontario high school students, undergraduate (105) for Canadian residents and international applicants, law, medical, rehabilitation sciences and teacher education.
Quality Council is the provincial body responsible for oversight of the Quality Assurance Framework processes for Ontario Universities, assuring the quality of all programs leading to degrees and graduate diplomas and for overseeing the regular audit of each university’s quality assurance processes.
The OUF is one of the largest educational fairs in North America. This event allows you to gather information and chat with representatives from Ontario’s universities one on one.
Ontario Universities’ Indigenous Student Resources provides information about supports and services for Indigenous students interested in, or already attending, an Ontario university.
OUInfo is a guide to Ontario universities for Ontario high school students and guidance counsellors. It provides information about university programs, admission requirements and more. OUInfo should be used as a starting point for researching university options.