Fall ’23 On-Campus

Outside of instructional spaces, 2m of physical distancing between yourself and others must be maintained at all times.

SSIR and the CCD staff are working in the office on a rotating schedule of 2-3 days per week but will, at all times during regular business hours, be available and monitoring email on days they are not scheduled to be on campus.  We will be limiting the capacity of students/non-personnel (visitors) allowed in SSIR and the CCD at any given time, to ensure we are able to provide everyone with the personal space they need to feel comfortable. 

It is recommended that you wear a face mask when entering any indoor space on campus, including SSIR, the Centre for Career Design, and the Bronfman Business Library.  

Masks or face coverings are recommended in all indoor spaces. If you are on-campus and you realize that you have forgotten, lost, soiled, or damaged your mask, they can be acquired from vending machines located on both campuses. Machines will be equipped with YU-card readers and the 3-ply medical/procedural disposable masks will be dispensed at a nominal cost to valid YU-card holders. If you require a YU-card, please go here to learn more about how to get one in advance of the start of your term. Proceeds from vending machine masks sales will go towards a disposable mask recycling program. Mask recycling containers will also be located throughout campuses, and all community members are asked to not dispose of anything other than disposable masks in these containers. Should York’s guidance on masks or face coverings change, updated information will be communicated to university members and posted on the Better Together website.

SSIR is offering in-person services. Staff will be working in the office on a rotating schedule of 2-3 days per week. Note that advising will continue to be offered in a virtual format as well.

Student Services & International Relations (SSIR) is located on the 2nd floor of the Seymour Schulich building in office W263. At present, students are encouraged to continue to submit general inquiries via email. Questions will be directed appropriately within the unit and responded to in a timely manner.

Current Student Inquiries   Prospective Student Inquiries

During regular business hours, a representative will be available in-person at the SSIR reception desk for those students who need to visit the office in person (i.e. to drop off documents).

Your advising team in Student & Enrolment Services is now accepting in-person and virtual appointments. Please note that if you book an in-person appointment you must be prepared to wear a mask for the duration of your appointment. Students can book 1-1 virtual advising appointments via telephone, Zoom or in-person.

Book with a Graduate Advisor     Book with an Undergraduate Advisor

Drop-in Advising via Zoom is available throughout the academic term:

Graduate Student Drop-In: Tuesdays and Thursdays    Undergraduate Student Drop-In: Tuesdays

At Schulich, we are committed to supporting students holistically. We are offering 1-1 Advising Appointments for all students who need some additional assistance. These appointments can take place virtually via phone or Zoom, or in-person. Our priority is to ensure a positive experience so that students can focus on the things that matter. Students experiencing complex issues, including, but not limited to, academic challenges, mental wellness, racial discrimination, needing accommodation, or general support are encouraged to book an appointment with the Manager, Student Success.

Book a Graduate Wellness Check-In     Book an Undergraduate Wellness Check-In

As a part of the Schulich Wellness Certificate, we also offer workshops and events to help students develop resilience and improve their wellness. Details will be posted on the Schulich Wellness Website.

We will continue to electronically process administrative forms in the Academic Forms Database, such as Student Letter Requests. Undergraduate Academic Forms     Graduate Academic Forms  For questions and submissions, contact us at: studentservices@schulich.yorku.ca

International students can continue to access services offered by International Relations. International Student / Immigration Advising Students can book an appointment with Schulich’s International Student Support Specialist for any matters related to international student support (immigration, travel, transition, wellness, etc). 1:1 advising will continue to be offered virtually for the month of September, accessible via Zoom, Skype or telephone. Book Graduate Advising   Book Undergraduate Advising Drop-In Q&A Sessions Online, drop-in Q&A sessions for international students will continue to be offered throughout the Fall term. Students are encouraged to drop in to speak to our International Student Support Specialist to gain information, support or guidance for any questions you might have. Click here for upcoming sessions. English Language Support The English Language Peer Support program will continue virtually for the Fall term. Both individual appointments as well as the Conversation Groups are being offered online. Learn more about virtual ELPS here.

The  Centre for Career Design  is committed to supporting you throughout your career journey. Students should be sure to visit the CCD Resources page on Handshake for job search tools, career development tips and CCD information.

Book one-one Zoom appointments with an Industry Advisor or Certified Coach on Handshake.

All current students will automatically receive both a daily and monthly digital career update to their Schulich inbox. These newsletters feature industry news, recruiting updates and regular career tips and strategies.

Students are encouraged to check Handshake regularly for newly posted opportunities.

Drop in and connect with the CCD team each Friday at 11:00 am via Zoom to discuss any career related questions or concerns you may have. No registration needed. The Zoom link will be available in both the CCD newsletter and on Handshake.

The CCD team is organizing virtual career development workshops. Additionally, some employers are hosting virtual information sessions targeted to Schulich students. Please check Handshake regularly for updates.

The Bronfman Business Library will be offering a combination of online and physical services. Additional updates on YorkU Libraries’ services and operations can be located here.

Students can get business research help from the library’s Ask a Question website, a service that allows students to connect with a York librarian on demand, in real time.

Print items in the Bronfman Library and other YorkU Libraries can be borrowed during library opening hours or can be requested online through Omni and picked up at the Keele and Frost book lockers.

For in-depth research assistance, students can book Zoom consultations with a subject matter librarian or the data services team.

Students can also consult the library’s online business research guides, as well the Business Research at York Toolkit to view videos and PDF resources to help them with their business research questions.