No matter how far apart we are, the Internet can bring us together. At MSVU, we’ve been embracing the digital world and harnessing its power to transform learning for decades. As the world responds to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are committed to continuing to provide access to quality education through online learning.
Steps to taking courses online:
- View our list of online course offerings.
- Find a course or courses you’d like to take and make note of the course number(s), as you’ll need this for the application.
- Visit the Apply Now section of the website.
- Complete the online application and submit!
What if I’m a current MSVU student?
Current MSVU students can register for online courses via The Mount App or WebAdvisor.
What if I’m a student from another university?
You may be classified as a ‘Visiting Student.’ Visiting Students are individuals from another university who have received formal approval to take courses at MSVU to be transferred back to your home institution. Visiting Students do not need to complete an online application. Learn more about becoming a Visiting Student.
Support for Online Learners
Whether you are brand new to online learning, or you have taken online courses in the past, please know that we are here to support you as you navigate this process. If you have any questions, please contact online@msvu.ca. You can also visit the Online Support for Students page.
New Student Software Support Service
TLCOL is excited to provide students with a peer-to-peer student support service for the 2020/2021 academic terms. The new Student Software Support Assistant is ready to assist you with your use of software and apps required to complete course work. Learn more about Software Support for Students.
Academic Advising
Need help selecting your courses? Our Academic Advisors are here to help. Contact them at advising@msvu.ca.
Accessibility Services Notetaker Portal
Are you a student registered with Accessibility Services who is eligible for a notetaker? Notetakers are often volunteer positions and are eligible for recognition in the Co-Curricular Recognition Program (CCRP). For those students who are funded by Post-Secondary Accessibility Services, Notetakers may receive $150 per term/course. If you would like to find a notetaker or if you would like to become a notetaker please sign up on the Accessibility Services NOTETAKER PORTAL.