There are no fees to apply to take a course or to actually take it (no tuition!). However, you might have to purchase learning or computer-related material.

Yes, a real, authentic university course! This also means that you’ll have the same responsibilities and obligations as other University of Ottawa students. That’s why you should get to know the University Academic Regulations (categories A and B).

Students who meet the course admission criteria (see below) will be chosen.

Places in each course are limited and will be given to the first students who complete the enrolment form that will be sent in July.

To let us know you’re interested, email us. Include:

• your full name
• the name of your school
• the course you’re interested in

We’ll contact you and let you know what to do to enrol.

• Be in Grade 12 in one of the 12 French-language school boards in Ontario or in the Consortium Centre Jules-Léger on September 1, 2023.
• Have an overall average of 80% in Grade 11 and send your final Grade 11 report card to the University of Ottawa by August 15, 2023.
• Get approval from your school to take a course by September 15, 2023.

You can take up to two university courses at uOttawa while you’re in high school. However, you can’t take more than one course at a time.

Yes!

We expect to offer the following courses (in French) to high school students in late October or early November 2023. Check this page in September 2023 for details.

The University is committed to providing academic accommodations for students with disabilities, to allow you an equal opportunity to fully participate in the learning environment with dignity and autonomy and without roadblocks, while maintaining academic freedom, academic integrity and academic standards.

The academic accommodations process involves working together, and all parties share responsibility. Our role in the process is to assess, establish and implement appropriate academic accommodation measures for students with a temporary or permanent disability.

If you need accommodation measures, it’s important to let us know once you’ve received approval to participate in the course.

The courses offered in September 2023 are reserved for students in French-language Ontario high schools.

Other courses will be offered later in fall 2023, including some for students from other Canadian high schools. For more details, see the “Will you offer other courses?” section and check this page again in September 2023.