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Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey (CCWS)

Every year, Community Wellbeing leads the administration of a campus-wide wellbeing survey for students. Your responses to these surveys helps us understand where we need to develop more support for students, as well as which approaches are working well. It also helps staff across TMU to understand wellbeing-related priorities for students, and monitor those changes each year. Wellbeing survey data plays a significant role in the development of services and approaches that directly benefit students.

About 

The Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey (CCWS) is a national assessment tool that helps post-secondary institutions understand the health and wellbeing of their students. Toronto Metropolitan University is proud to participate again in January 2026.

How it works:

  • In January 2026, a randomly selected group of TMU students will receive an email invitation to complete the CCWS. Invites will go out to 25000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional program students.
  • Participation is voluntary, and anonymous. You can skip any questions you’re not comfortable answering
  • The student survey takes about 15–20 minutes and covers nine core sections, including: mental health, physical health & behaviours, academic experience, food security, sexual health behaviour, and more
  • Once complete, participants have the option to be entered into a draw for great prizes 
  • The Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey receives approval from TMU’s Research Ethics Board

Why it matters:

  • The data helps TMU identify priority areas for programming, supports, and change
  • It ensures diverse student experiences are represented in decision-making
  • Your responses directly influence how wellbeing initiatives evolve on campus

Learn more:

For more information about the national survey, visit the official CCWS Website. (external link) 

Updates, prize details, and TMU-specific information will be shared as we get closer to survey launch. Follow @tmustudentwellbeing (external link)  to stay informed.