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Administration and services

The University of Ottawa is the largest bilingual (English-French) university in the world. Located in the heart of Canada’s capital, we have ready access to the great institutions of our country.

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Financial Resources

Commonly used financial resources such as student accounts, pay information and more.

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Human Resources

Human Resources support the University’s mission and strategic plan by creating and delivering high-quality and client-centered HR programs and services that attract, recognize, develop, retain and inspire a talented, diverse, and engaged workforce in a healthy workplace.

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Office of the Vice-President, Advancement

University Advancement plays a pivotal role in fostering meaningful connections between the University and its alumni, donors, and partners.

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Institutional Research and Planning

Institutional Research and Planning (IRP) provides University senior management, staff and the public with analytical and management information.

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Facilities

We power ideas. We provide the facilities and related resources for uOttawa to achieve academic excellence in learning, teaching and research.

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Protection Services

Protection Services has been serving its community since 1969 and takes pride in ensuring a quality of life to its clientele and making our campuses safe.

Human Rights Office

Human Rights Office

The Human Rights Office supports the University of Ottawa in maintaining a learning environment that fosters understanding and respect for the dignity of the University community.

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Office of the Chief Risk Officer

The Office of the Chief Risk Officer aims to enhance organizational resilience and foster a risk-intelligent culture that empowers stakeholders to make informed decisions in support of uOttawa’s long-term success.

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Language Services

Language Services provides French and English language support to  staff for University  official communications. 

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Brand

Visual identity standards are rules meant to support and maintain a consistently strong image that reflects an organization’s brand personality.

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Information and Archives Management Service

The Information and Archives Management Service (IAM) at the University of Ottawa is the official custodian of the university's archives and records. It serves as the primary repository, ensuring that records accurately reflect the history and activities of the university.

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Information Technology

We’re delighted to start the new academic year with you and look forward to addressing your technological needs.

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Office of the Ombudsperson

We provide an independent, impartial and confidential service to help all members of the University community work towards just, fair and equitable solutions.

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Access to information and privacy

The Access to Information and Privacy Office works to ensure that the university upholds its commitment to the principles of privacy and access to information as set out in Policy 90.

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Teaching and Learning Support Service (TLSS)

Supporting all aspects of teaching at uOttawa.

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Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute

Where excellence in teaching and innovation complement uOttawa’s commitment to bilingualism.

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Pension Fund and Investment Management

The Pension Fund and Investment Management group manages the investment portfolios for the University of Ottawa

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uOttawa Card Service

Whether you’re a student, employee or visitor, the uOttawa Card is your all-in-one card for on-campus identification, facility access and deals, whether for the gym, shopping for textbooks or visiting the Dining Hall. It’s so much more than just campus ID!

Administrative strategic initiatives

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Polaris Program

Polaris is a three-year continuous improvement program that aims to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the University of Ottawa’s administrative services for students, faculty, and staff.

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UniForum Program (login required)

UniForum is a benchmarking study, led by NousCubane, with universities around the world. The information gathered through the program enables us to identify what we are doing well, where we can work to improve efficiency and effectiveness, and what we can learn from other institutions.