Community Resources

At the Spiritual Care and Learning Centre (SCLC), we can connect you with spiritual guidance from qualified spiritual leaders and help you get involved with various religious, secular and spiritual (RSS) communities. We work collaboratively with specific RSS communities to promote shared learning and mutual support for everyone at McMaster and in the larger community.

At the Spiritual Care and Learning Centre (SCLC), we can connect you with spiritual guidance from qualified spiritual leaders and help you get involved with various religious, secular and spiritual (RSS) communities. We work collaboratively with specific RSS communities to promote shared learning and mutual support for everyone at McMaster and in the larger community.

The SWC counselling staff will sit down with you in a consultation appointment and explore with you what your needs are and some of the best and most effective ways to address those needs.

The SWC medical team, made up of nurses, family medicine doctors and specialist doctors, provide a wide range of health services to provide you with personal health care during your time at McMaster.

The SWC Team is also connected to a variety of Peer Support services all around campus. These services cover a wide range of inclusive support options. Feel free to take a look!

Whether you want to improve your grades, develop new work habits, gain experience, find a job or build more of a sense of community, January Reset features a bit of everything to support your goal-setting and go-getting. Each week will feature a different theme to help you connect with the appropriate support and resources, prepare for the new semester and more.

You don’t need to wait until you graduate to travel and explore your options abroad. Through the McMaster Exchange Program, you can gain a global perspective while earning credits and staying on track to meet your goals. We offer more than 100 opportunities with leading universities around the world.

It’s common for students to feel a little less structure in their second year. Plus, you might feel like you could’ve gotten better grades or accomplished more of your goals. You’re not alone. Participate in Level Up to access a community of support this year. Think of it like a close-knit social club, a collection of helpful resources and a series of group career counselling and academic coaching sessions — all in one. This 8-week program to build confidence in your academics, clarity around your career and help you thrive at Mac.

Sessions take place in the Writing and Academic Skills Hub (Mills Library L215), every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. ET. (no session during Reading Week).