Science Office for Undergraduate Student Advising (SOUSA)
Have questions about your degree or academic options? SOUSA is here to support you and help you make informed decisions as you navigate academic planning, degree requirements and university regulations.
Build research skills
Take part in research at McGill or abroad and work alongside professors to investigate real questions, develop valuable research skills, contribute to scientific discovery and earn credit towards your degree.
Learn in the field
Ready for an adventure of a lifetime? Participate in a Field Study Semester in East Africa, Panama or Barbados and put your classroom learning into practice through immersive and hands-on fieldwork.
Explore career paths
Gain valuable experience through the Science Internship Program, where you can apply your knowledge in a professional setting, improve your skills, broaden your network, and explore different career paths.
Get to know the Office of Science Education
The Office of Science Education (OSE) provides unique learning resources for students in the Faculty of Science and beyond.
Make the most of your undergraduate experience by getting involved in one of our many initiatives. With OSE, you can learn how your brain works, become a peer mentor, enhance your science communication skills, undertake a pedagogical research project, share your work at our annual Undergraduate Science Showcase and more.
Services for You
Student Services can help you navigate every stage of university life, with resources and guidance for your academics, well-being, finances, sense of belonging, personal growth, and future career.
Local Wellness Advisor
As a Faculty of Science student, you have access to a dedicated Local Wellness Advisor, Fanny. She's here to provide you personalized support, wellness guidance, and connections to campus and community resources.
Career planning services (CaPS)
Looking for a part-time or summer jobs, internship, or post-graduation opportunity? Visit CaPS for career guidance, skill-building, networking, mentoring, and opportunities to help you explore careers.
Embrace campus life
University is about more than academics. It’s about building connections and being part of a community where you feel supported. Get involved and discover new interests, meet new people, and find your place on campus.
Getting ready to graduate?
Before you cross the stage, let's make sure you're ready. Review your degree requirements to confirm you're on track, then find out what you need to know for convocation, from applying to graduate to reserving your regalia, and other important steps.