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Technology Services (UTS) is dedicated to assisting all members of the Nipissing University community make effective use of a wide range of information technologies. Highly skilled and customer service oriented staff ensure University members are able to optimize their academic and professional endeavours through the use of technology. Technology Services is located in A139.

Nipissing University uses the ID123 mobile app for digital student identification. Depending on course registration, a student ID may also be used as a North Bay Transit bus pass.

Nipissing University provides wireless access across campus. Use the network that matches your role or visitor status. 

Printing is available across campus through both self-service and full-service options. Use Princh for quick black-and-white or colour printing from your laptop or mobile device, or use Print Plus for professional printing services.

Virtual Computer Labs provide remote access to university software and lab environments from your own device. This allows you to use campus applications from anywhere, without needing to be on-site.

Primarily faculty, with support also available to staff for meeting rooms, Zoom requests, events, and collaboration technology. Students may also use supported classroom and meeting-room technology.

Microsoft 365 (MS 365) is a suite of cloud-based tools available to all current Nipissing University students. It includes email, productivity applications, and collaboration tools to support your academic work.

For the majority of your IT related questions please sign into the Self-Service Ticket Portal at helpdesk.nipissingu.ca

The CLP is an integral part of Nipissing University’s Bachelor of Physical and Health Education. Students are required to complete both PHED 3106 and PHED 4106 courses, which grant them the opportunity of completing a combined total of 100+ hours of community based work placement in areas that complement their personal, academic and professional goals.

The Indigenous Mentorship Network of Ontario (IMN-O) provides financial support for Indigenous graduate students (master’s or doctoral degrees) pursuing research in applied community-based Indigenous health and based at an Ontario institution. Financial support is provided in the form of scholarships.

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