McGill University

Offering McGill students on the downtown and Macdonald campuses high quality and accessible services that facilitate their transition, re-entry and progress through their studies. We are here to help students overcome obstacles that may impede their ability to have a successful and enjoyable student experience in any program at McGill.

Interacting with the University as a whole and its various levels of governance (e.g., student leadership, the Student Life and Learning Group, the Dean of Students, the Ombudsperson for Students, Senate and committees, central administrative officers) to enhance the quality of student life.

We recognize that students come to us from a range of ages, socio-economic, cultural, and other backgrounds and therefore have unique needs. They may exhibit a variety of physical and emotional capabilities. Students may also define themselves as being on a gender or sexual orientation continuum. This list is by no means exhaustive, rather it reflects the diversity of our student population.

The Library is a nexus for students, professors and staff across all faculties, helping to inspire and stimulate the great minds of today and tomorrow. Whether you need a space for quiet study or group work, a public forum for broadening perspectives or a hideaway for quiet introspection, library spaces are here to help you reach the highest levels of academic excellence.

McGill Library offers over 600 computer workstations throughout the Library system for use by McGill students, faculty and staff, as well as guest users from the wider community. Guest access provides access to the Library's website, catalogues and electronic resources (journals, e-books, databases, etc.), but not to the Internet in general.

The Student Wellness Hub offers trained professionals (from counsellors to Local Wellness Advisors) who will work with you to alleviate distress, promote self-understanding, and develop effective solutions to the obstacles impeding your growth and success.