Remote student life
Find resources and information to help you navigate McGill from your living room—whether you're an undergraduate or graduate student, living in Montreal or across the globe.
Need-to-knows
Updated October 22, 2020
- Visit the Coronavirus website and Operational Status page for up-to-date information about COVID-19 measures and University operations.
- Though students (except for those in specific clinical programs) are not required to be on-campus in the Fall semester, some in-person teaching activities will occur in Teaching Hubs. Any in-person teaching activities will also be replicated remotely so you can fully participate in your program from home.
- Students in Montreal can now book a Study Hub for safe, quiet individual study. Study Hubs are available on both campuses.
- Coming to campus? Make sure you review the general health guidelines and health guidelines for students first.
- International students with valid documentation can now travel to Canada to study at McGill. You'll still need to self-isolate for 14 days and present a quarantine plan at the border. Learn more here.
- Find all the IT resources you’ll need for your remote semester (and more!) on the IT Services website. Need assistance? Get IT Support.
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