Throughout your time in the Master of Engineering Management program, you will have the Student Success Team to support you along the way! The Student Success Team will be with you from the start of your first class until you graduate and will be a main point of contact at University of Ottawa.
You can expect your Online Student Success Advisor to:
We are looking forward to working with you!
T: 613-368-6474
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Office 365
Achieve more with Microsoft Office 365. Any time, any place, any device. Take your files with you wherever you go. Continue using familiar tools like Word, Excel and PowerPoint, and discover new collaborative applications like Teams and OneDrive. Access your email and other tools from any Internet browser. Download Microsoft on up to five of your own devices. All your data is stored in the cloud in Canada. Office suite applications can be downloaded from a mobile phone or computer (by registering with your uoAccess). Login to access Microsoft 365 online and see the download options.
uoAccess
Your uoAccess account is used to access many web systems at the University of Ottawa. Setting up your security questions and recovery email facilitates changing and managing the password of your account. As soon as you get your uoAccess account information, set up your security questions, your recovery email address, and then change your password. You can do all this yourself with ease anytime and any place.
Fully online and blended course.
Consult the guide for students.
Here is information on how to access library electronic resources from off-campus:
When first connecting to the library resources, you will be prompted to enter your login information:
If you still have problems logging in or accessing an article, use the Service Desk request form.
Learners who have a disability or functional limitation and who need adaptive measures (changes to the physical setting, arrangements for exams, learning strategies, etc.) to progress or participate fully in university life should contact Access Service right away:
Access Service designs services and implements measures to break down barriers to learning for learners with physical or mental health problems, visual impairments or blindness, hearing impairments or deafness, permanent or temporary disabilities, or learning disabilities.
Please note that the University of Ottawa is affiliated with the AERO and ACE services, which aim to adapt accessible educational materials for students with perceptual disabilities. If you have any questions, consult the Library (Accessibility) or contact SASS (by email at adapt@uOttawa.ca or by phone at 613-562-5976 for textbooks.
When working on any of your written assignments, please keep in mind that all written submissions are expected to be grammatically sound (see Writing Quality expectations under Appendix 3: U Ottawa Course Policies) and make appropriate use of research where applicable on how to avoid Academic Fraud. Regarding writing quality, see the information on University of Ottawa Writing/Learning resources below for further assistance:
The Career Development Centre offers a variety of career development services and resources that allow you to recognize and develop the skills you will need for your transition into the workforce.
The Counselling and Coaching Service can help you in several ways. They offer you the following types of counselling:
For information resources about wellness and mental health, visit University of Ottawa | My Health and Wellness.