Housing and Moving

Where you live and who you live with can have a big impact on your graduate studies, as well as your finances. Set yourself up for success and check out these resources.

University Housing Services

The University of Toronto, Office of Housing offers services and programs to graduate students. They can assist with finding a home and offer resources to help you navigate housing, roommates, and finances. To contact:

• Housing (Student Life, University of Toronto St. George Campus)
• Getting Started (Student Housing & Residence Life, University of Toronto Scarborough Campus)
• Housing (Student Housing & Residence Life, University of Toronto Mississauga Campus)

Housing — Emergency Support

If you are unable to find temporary housing, or if you have any other issues that make it hard to find appropriate housing (short or long-term), please contact University Housing Services for emergency support.

Moving Out

‘URent’ Housing Modules

Developed by Student Life, the ‘URent Housing Modules‘ include six self-guided learning modules that cover the specific steps to finding a safe and affordable rental.

The URent Module topics include:

• Determining your Needs
• Finding a Roommate
• Your Rental Search
• Attending a Viewing
• Making a Rental Application
• Signing a Lease

Housing and Landlord Scams

To protect yourself from housing scams, review these tips and resources:

• Housing Scams and How to Spot Them (Student Life, University of Toronto)
• Rental and Landlord Scams (Community Safety, University of Toronto)

Additional Tips and Resources from the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada

The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada offers tips and resources when considering renting your first apartment or house:

• Renting Your First Apartment or House (Financial Consumer Agency of Canada)

Disclaimer: Please note that financial resources are provided for educational purposes only. Any information and resources provided do not substitute for professional advice.