There are several types of accommodation you can choose from when you are enrolled to
Metropolitan University.
- Residence (student). One of the advantages of living in a residence is the support of undergraduate students under the supervision of the university staff.
This will help you quickly and easily adapt to both learning and everyday issues, as well as make new friends and be involved in the active life of the campus.
Metropolitan University offers students three residence halls: HOEM residence hall, Pitmann Hall and the International Learning and Residential Centre. They are all located in Toronto.
- Accommodation off campus (apartment rental). The University has a Financial Center that can help you calculate the budget for off-campus residence and meals. In addition, there is a system of "alumni recommendations" which will help you quickly orient and choose the best option depending on the budget and area of the apartment.
- Hostel. There is a hostel on campus offering short-term room rentals for early lectures or late examinations. The rooms in the hostel can be rented by friends or relatives of students.
There are many cafes and canteens on campuses and student residences of the university with always freshly cooked food and affordable prices. The variety of food range is provided to make every student feel comfortable. Vegetarian cafes, gluten-free and lactose-free meals, special menus and fresh farm products are served to all tastes. Besides, there are food programs and lunch boxes that are prepared in advance and save time searching and ordering food.
There is Oham Café on the territory of the historic Oham Hall, which offers students organic coffee and espresso-based drinks, the main purpose of which is coordination and networking among students. For the same purpose, a student pub is located on campus.
For applicants there is a virtual tour of the campus, student residences and the main premises of the university. There is also a possibility of a thirty-minute video call with a representative of the student council (usually senior students), during which you can ask all your questions about the educational process and extracurricular life at the university.
Health care
Metropolitan University has its own medical center, which deals with student health. In addition, the Academic Residence Support Center deals with the problems of people with disabilities in order to make their studies and living as comfortable as possible.
In addition to taking care of physical health, students and applicants of the University have the opportunity to take care of their mental state. Students have the opportunity to seek psychological support, and the Student Development and Counselling Center offers free and confidential counselling services in a professional and friendly atmosphere.
Career
Most students at
Metropolitan University receive their first job offers before graduation. The Career and Cooperation Center plays an important role in this. It is the University's central resource, where students and graduates can get access to relevant and innovative career development opportunities. Ryerson connects employer partners with talented students and graduates in a wide variety of specialties. This comprehensive service model is highly appreciated by the Canadian employers community as one of the most impressive career practices. It creates a strong network of relationships with students, graduates, recruiters, teachers and staff on
campus, regardless of the faculty and program.
Metropolitan University also created its own "career compass" - the website, where students and graduates can see current vacancies in their specialty, advice on CV writing and finding a job.
The website is regularly updated and is waiting for suggestions from its students to improve the application.