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Residence Life at Nipissing University is a significant contributor to the educational experience of our students. The Residence Life department engages students and leaders in a vibrant community to enrich the student experience.

Nipissing University’s Off Campus Living Program supports students who choose to live off campus by providing the resources, education, and tools they need to make informed housing decisions and thrive as members of both the campus and local community Through partnerships with platforms like Places4Students and SpacesShared, students have access to a variety of housing options to suit their specific needs

Reach out for help if you feel like your mental health is being affected. Below are some tips and resources you can use if you are struggling with your mental health.

This Student Advising Registration Resources guide allows students instant access to general information about what courses to take in certain years of their program, as well as some basic information about Minors, Concurrent Education, and planning for an International Exchange.

Whether you're exploring career options, preparing for a job search, or planning your next steps, our Career Resources Library is here to support you. Browse our collection of tip sheets, guides, and online resources designed to help you build career readiness skills and make informed career decisions.

Need quick information on a specific career topic? Download one of our tip sheet PDFs from the dropdown menu below.

International and Exchange students can find information here about job seeking, Canadianizing their resume/cover letter, Visas, etc.

Here you will find information about suggested timelines and recommendations for the application process.

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Consent Belongs Here is Nipissing University’s campaign to end sexual violence through education, prevention and outreach. The hashtag #nuconsentculture is included as a symbol to start a campus-wide conversation around preventing sexual violence. Throughout the year, Consent Belongs Here will be organizing events and initiatives on campus focused on sexual violence prevention and education.

MENtal Strength is a mental health awareness campaign developed by Student Intervention Services and Mental Health & Wellbeing to challenge myths about male mental well-being, to increase awareness and discussion of men’s mental health, reduce stigma, and support men to have real conversations about how their emotional well-being and seek support with mental health services.