Location

Study space in a relaxed environment -- the Student Centre is a great place to meet up on campus and get some fresh perspective.

The North Building provides some under-appreciated study space -- have you tried the new study lounge?

The William G. Davis Building provides good, but busy, places to meet and work in groups during the day.  If you are finding it hard to concentrate, try study spaces in other buildings.  William G. Davis Building, Room 2082, is a great exam cram study space.

A number of 24/7 study spaces are available in the CCT Building.

The Recreation, Athletics, and Wellness Centre (RAWC), in addition to providing state of the art athletic facilities, is a great place to study and exercise your brain. 

The Library in the Hazel McCallion Academic Learning Centre is the place on campus for research, reflection, discovery, and learning, with over 1200 study spaces.  During exams it is a busy place and you are encouraged to explore other study options.  Between 10pm and 8am, the Library is restricted to current U of T students and employees only.

The Instruction Centre Study Space on the SecondFloor of UTM’s Instruction Centre is a Quiet Conversation Study Zone. It has 10 group study rooms bookable online, study carrels and tables, and a computer lab.  The Instruction Centre Study Space is open Monday to Thursday 6am to 10pm, Friday 6am to 8pm, Saturday 12noon to 8pm, and Sunday 12noon until 10pm. Access is by TCard swipe only and is restricted to current U of T students only. The U of T Mississauga Library oversees the Study Space and everyone using the space is expected to adhere to Library policies.