Resources to Help You Prepare for University

At Huron, our Career Development team will help you plan your future. We help you gain the experiences and skills necessary for standing out in a competitive workforce. Whether you are hoping to be employed directly after you graduate or make the transition into graduate school, our team is here to help you achieve your career goals!

IS helps with submitting an application, selecting programs and courses and accessing special admission under Western’s Aboriginal Access Admission Category.

IS also provides extended support to Indigenous students through its Academic Transition Opportunities program, which offers academic, personal and cultural services, including:

• orientation,
• tutors on a weekly basis,
• workshop series and
• regular meetings with an academic counsellor.

All Indigenous students from Canada and the US may contact Indigenous Services for information at 519-661-4095 or toll-free at 1-888-661-4095.

From the moment you arrive on Huron’s campus, you are going to recognize how differently Huron does things – you’ll live, study and develop lifelong relationships as a Leader with Heart. There are over 200 clubs to join, countless leadership opportunities, and events planned to help you join our community. Not only will your education at Huron be second to none, but your student life experience will also be one to remember.

University is the best investment you can make in your future, but we understand that money matters to everyone and our students may have a variety of financial needs they need to keep in mind throughout their time here. We aim to provide our students with as much financial and money management support as we possibly can.

Huron University College is committed to meeting its obligations under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), 2005 and providing barrier free accessibility for persons with disabilities studying, visiting and working at Huron.

The Chapel is a beautiful space on campus, where many events—including non-faith-based activities—are held. There is no requirement for our students to engage in religious components, as part of their education or extracurricular activities, but we warmly welcome people from every background and faith to be involved with our community, both inside and outside the Chapel, as best aligns with their values and lived experiences.

The Huron University College Students’ Council (HUCSC) is a Student Government and not-for-profit corporation at Huron that is committed to enhancing the educational experience and quality of life for all undergraduate students at Huron University College. 

Huron is committed to creating and maintaining a safe and supportive campus. To achieve this, we recognize the importance of providing supports that encourage students’ optimal health and wellness. To serve our community better, we offer individualized services at Huron and we partner with Western University to ensure students can access effective supports in a timely matter.

Huron’s academic advising team wants to support you be able to make informed decisions regarding your academic goals and to achieve academic success, no matter what that may look like to you. We are here to support you with course selection, program planning, degree and module requirements, academic considerations, learning tools and resources, and university policies.

• Provides transformative educational opportunities for all students.
• Through intentional educational opportunities, Western contributes to a more supportive, inclusive and thriving campus that empowers you to achieve your full potential.
• Resources and education/training programs include:
  • Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
  • Gender & Sexual Diversity
  • Gender-Based & Sexual Violence Prevention Education
  • Spiritual Well-being
  • Wellness Education