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Ted Rogers School of Management

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First year experience (Orientation and transition programming)

Fit for Business

Fit for Business (FFB) is a transition program designed for first-year Ted Rogers School of Management students, empowering them with a community and a path to achieve academic, career and personal success.

Orientation

A transition program for all TMU students. It includes the JumpStart summer program, the Tri-Mentoring program, and workshops and activities for first year students in the first six weeks of your first term.

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Academic & learning supports

Academic Advising

Come see an advisor any time you have questions about anything, they can either help you directly or make a referral for you. 

Tutors, Learning, and Writing Supports

We offer free tutoring support for many common TRSM courses, appointments with a writing specialist, Compass workshops which help  develop study strategies, and much more.

Student Life and Learning Support

Available to all TMU students; offers workshops, tutoring and other learning resources.

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Career supports

Business Career Hub

The Business Career Hub (BCH) offers career development opportunities tailored to each student’s individual needs and program specialization. The BCH is home to co-op program support at TRSM. 

Career Boost Portal

TMU’s work-study program, providing students--International and Domestic, Undergraduate and Graduate--with hundreds of paid work experiences every year.

Financial supports

TRSM Awards

TRSM provides over 2.5 million dollars in bursaries, scholarships and awards. Visit the TRSM Awards website to find details on creating your AwardSpring application. 

Boardroom Bound fund

Thanks to our staff, faculty, alumni and advisory council members who continue to generously give to our Boardroom Bound Fund, financial relief is accessible for our undergraduate Ted Rogers School students.

Student Financial Assistance

Assistance with OSAP questions.

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Student groups

Student Groups

TRSM has over 30 course unions and special interest student groups. The Student Engagement and Development Office helps student groups function and provide excellent services to TRSM students.

The Ted Rogers Students' Society
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Enables students to be heard as one united voice and to act as a liaison and advocate between commerce students, student groups and the TRSM faculty leadership.

TMSU
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Representing over 38,000 full-time undergraduate students at Toronto Metropolitan University.

Campus life and student engagement opportunities

Ted Rogers School events and activities 

Events and opportunities 

Check out the interactive events calendar to explore all TRSM events, activities, workshops and more.

View the calendar of events
Ted Rogers Sales Leadership Program

It brings together students, academics and sales professionals to provide a deeper understanding of sales leadership, and to engage students in experiential learning opportunities to help equip them to become sales leaders.

Top 200 Program

A unique two-year program that brings together dedicated students from all across the faculty. The program provides specialized experiential learning activities aimed at professional and personal development.

Top 50 Entrepreneurs

Powered by TMU’s Zone Learning, the program connects you to TRSM’s entrepreneurship courses, startup advisors, and a community of peers to accelerate your journey. 

TMU Leadership

Assists students in exploring, tracking, and reflecting on their experiences, enabling them to effectively capture their skill development and communicate it confidently in their personal, academic and professional pathways.

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Mental health and wellbeing resources

Wellbeing Central

Your one-stop website for wellbeing resources available to Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) students, staff  and faculty. 

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Wellbeing help and resources for students

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Consent Comes Firs (CCF)

Provides education, programming, advocacy and support to foster a world free from gender-based violence.

International and affinity group opportunities

International Exchange

Are you looking to gain an international experience? Want to see the world and live abroad? Take advantage of all the world has to offer by studying abroad. 

Black Student success and engagement

This initiative is dedicated to empowering Black students through tailored services, events, and community connections. Explore and find everything you need to succeed.

Gdoo-maawnjidimi Mompii Indigenous Student Services

GMISS offers culturally supportive programs and initiatives to First Nations, Inuit and Métis students at TMU, ensuring access to specialized services that strike a balance between academic excellence and traditional teachings and culture.

Room bookings and IT assistance 

Breakout Room Booking

Our students have access to a bank of dedicated breakout rooms for group study and discussion in the TRSM building. 

IT Support

Need help connecting to the wireless network, booking equipment, or locating various labs around TRSM? The Student Help Desk can help you with this and more.

Current TMU students