Campus Life at the U of A
COVID-19 has affected people, communities, and organizations across the world. Like everywhere else, campus life at the U of A is different right now. All of us are adapting to new ways of learning, connecting and communicating. Knowing what to expect and where you can go for the information you need is an important first step.
We want to help you make the most of this new experience.
Campus Health & Safety
We’re closely following public health measures and cleaning standards, but if you are coming to campus, we need your help to minimize any risks. Here's what you need to know if you're planning on coming to a U of A campus:
What you need to know about visiting campus this fall
Need to Know
Most classes are being delivered remotely and online, with small group in-person learning where possible and necessary for program completion. Whether you are a student or instructor, what do you need to know to succeed online? Below you will find links to information on everything from virtual advising to computing requirements to online student services.
Students
How do I know if my Winter 2021 course is in person?
While most courses are being delivered remotely, you can view an initial list of Winter 2021 courses that have an in-person component. This list will be finalized by November 6.
Residences
Residences are open for the Fall and Winter 2020/21 terms offering accommodation and support to new and returning students.
Virtual Campus Experience
Experience the U of A North Campus through our 360-degree videos.
Academic Support and Resources
Find resources and supports available for U of A students including advising, academic concerns, experiential learning, and more.
Academic Advising
Contact a faculty advisor for help with any aspect of your academic journey, from degree selection to career planning, and everything in between.
Libraries
Explore library resources like online research help, computer access, and curbside pickup.
Stay Active, Stay Well with Campus & Community Recreation
We're bringing you resources and workouts you can use while you're at home.
Find out more on Campus & Community Recreation
Your Student Experience
A full university experience extends far beyond the classroom. Even if you are learning remotely, you still have opportunities to connect with classmates, learn from world-renowned experts, and engage in social interactions, but in a new way. Student groups, clubs, co-ops, internships, events and more remain core to U of A student experience. Learn from other students how they are adapting.
Supporting our Community
Looking for ways to connect, stay active, or cope when physical distancing protocols keep us apart? Find out more.
Our Instructors in Action
Instructors across the U of A have been learning, adapting, and working hard to give students the best learning experience possible. Here’s what they have been planning for you.
