Tools and resources for new and current students to prepare for learning and life at Mohawk.
Orientation
At Mohawk College, we know that a good start leads to a strong finish, so we’ve developed a series of virtual orientation and re-orientation experiences for new and returning students to set you up for success wherever you are learning this semester.
On this page
On-Campus Orientation Events
Academic Orientation
Get the details about your program and meet some of your instructors.
Orientation
Activities
Beginning the week before classes start,
orientation activities will
run at many campuses.
Check out when activities
are running, and the full Orientation schedule for campus.
Explore Campus
We encourage you to visit your campus before classes begin to see all that it has to offer. Visit service areas, locate your classrooms, pick up your ONE Card, and more.
Visit campus during Orientation Day to check off your campus chore check-list.
Begin Well, Do Well, EYES-on-PSE
An online transition course for students with accessibility needs. Self register for the EYES-on-PSE My Canvas course now.
Check out upcoming Accessible Learning Services events or email als@mohawkcollege.ca
Future Ready Orientation
All new students will be automatically enrolled in Mohawk’s Future Ready Orientation course on MyCanvas, Mohawk’s learning management system.
Designed to be completed at your own pace, this course will help student prepare for the semester ahead.
Student Socials
Meet new friends, have a blast, and try a new activity or two. From fun social hangouts and themed parties to group adventures in the city, there's something for everyone.
Connect, explore, or just have a great time! These events are here to help you feel right at home and kick off your college journey in style.
International Student Orientation & Welcome
Learn about the services and resources available to you as an international student.
International Student Services hosts many international student workshops, social and cultural events to support your transition to Mohawk College.
Indigenous Student Services
We are dedicated to providing services to support First Nations (Status/Non-Status), Metis and Inuit students' success!
If you're a First Nations (Status/Non-Status), Metis or Inuit student, we encourage you to self-identify.
Students who self-identify with the Indigenous Student Services Office stay connected with Mohawk College and receive the following benefits:
- Improve and enhance Indigenous programming and services at Mohawk College
- Receive notifications of upcoming events, workshops, and bursary opportunities
- Eligible for enhanced academic and cultural supports
- Improve connections with Indigenous communities
