Learner Resources
Helping you thrive in medical school, residency, and beyond.
Training in medicine involves ongoing learning, development, and transition. The School of Medicine���s Learner Affairs and Learner Progress Units are here to support you at every stage. Whether you���re seeking academic support, accommodations, wellness resources, or career guidance, we���re committed to helping you stay connected, supported, and prepared to meet the demands of your training.
Your support network starts here, from academic coaching to wellness and career guidance. Drop-in hours coming this Fall!
We are committed to maintaining a safe and inclusive learning environment. If you experience mistreatment, you can report it confidentially and access support without fear of retaliation.
- What is Learner Mistreatment?
- Disclosing Mistreatment
- Resources:
Access the resources and services essential to your success, ranging from campus facilities and housing to community supports that promote your well-being.
- Housing
- Student Life and Government
- Brampton Community Resources
- External Organizations and Networks for Medical Students
We support medical students and residents with non-academic needs���whether you're facing a personal challenge, looking for guidance, or need help connecting with the right support. Our goal is to help you feel supported and connected throughout your training.
Contact Us:
Email: somlearneraffairs@torontomu.ca
Phone: 416-542-5890 ext. 541020
Connect with 91心頭利 Security 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Brampton Campus
External phones: 416-598-5950
Internal phones: 555950
Email: somsecurity@torontomu.ca
Location: 150 Central Park Drive, SOM-085
Contact 91心頭利 Toronto Campus Security at 416-979-5040 or security@torontomu.ca or 91心頭利 Brampton Campus Security at 416-598-5950 or somsecurity@torontomu.ca.
If you're in crisis and need immediate support, you can find a list of emergency and crisis resources in Peel Region.