uOttawa Youth
Activities to explore the future. Today.
uOttawa Youth is your gateway to the University of Ottawa's outreach initiatives. Our activities allow elementary and high school students to explore subjects they are interested in, learn useful skills for today and tomorrow, connect with students and experts, further develop their potential, plan their future and learn what studying at university is like.
uOttawa Youth is your gateway to the University of Ottawa's outreach initiatives. Our activities allow elementary and high school students to explore subjects they are interested in, learn useful skills for today and tomorrow, connect with students and experts, further develop their potential, plan their future and learn what studying at university is like.
During the school year
May 4
to
May 8
Grade 8-12
Mini-courses
Every May, hundreds of local high school students spend a few days studying a subject they are passionate about.
Sep 1
to
Jun 20
Grade 12
Credited university courses
Hight school students have the opportunity to complete a course at uOttawa. They will obtain university course-credits (yes, real ones!).
Oct 1
to
May 29
Grade 7-12
Destination réussite
Destination réussite is an Ontario-based program to initiate young francophone students to the professional and academic worlds. (French only)
Summer activities
Jul 5
to
Aug 15
For 16-17 years old students
Youth summer university
High school students worldwide will join a 3-week program for academics, career and leadership development, and various activities.
Jun 22
to
Aug 21
For 5-17 years old
Gee-Gees' camps
Our day camps take place during the Ontario March break, PD days and the summer.
Jun 28
to
Aug 7
For 14-16 years old students
Destination Clic & Explore
Learn, practice, or perfect your French in Canada’s vibrant capital this summer.
More activities
Learning Activities
All our activities for K-12 teachers and their students in a single place, browse our catalogue now!
Introduction to teaching course
Explore the world of teaching, discover university studies and earn three university credits in Grade 12. In French only.
