Our webinars are a great chance to prepare for your time at MRU, but they can often contain lots of information to remember. This workshop hub contains the follow-up information for each workshop in case you missed it, or you need a refresher on everything you learned.
August 19th @1:00 p.m. and August 27th at 10:00 a.m.
Curious about expectations around the use of artificial intelligence? We’ll keep it real by covering MRU’s official guidelines for students, key questions to ask yourself and your professors, and resources you can lean on once the semester begins.
International Student Orientation
August 20th @1:00 p.m.
Learn how to plan out your first semester, prepare for each class, make the most of in-class time, and solidify your learning after class. Understand the importance of building strong relationships with your professors, and find out where to get help with your assignments!
August 20th @4:00 p.m.
Meeting new people is one of the most exciting parts of university, but no one really talks about how to actually do it! In this session, we’ll break down how to make friends at university, explore why it can sometimes feel tough, and leave you with some tips. Hosted by Mount Royal's Healthy Campus Team.
August 20th @12:00 PM and September 8th at 5:00 p.m.
In just 30 minutes, this virtual workshop will cover some of the basics - how to search for books and articles, where to find research tips and citation resources, how to find out about upcoming events, and how to get help. This workshop is aimed at new students or those looking to learn more about Mount Royal University Library.
August 25th @10:00 a.m. and August 31st at 1:00 p.m.
We'll cover key differences between high school and university, including the types of assignments and exams you can expect. We'll also discuss tips for managing your time, responding to pressure, and communicating with your instructors.
August 26th @7:00 p.m.
Transitioning to university can feel overwhelming and exciting. This series is designed to introduce you to university life while taking care of yourself along the way.
International Student Orientation
August 28th @1:00 p.m.
What behaviours are expected in MRU classrooms? What is the grading system, and what does it mean to be in “good academic standing?” What are academic integrity and academic misconduct? In this 75-minute webinar, you’ll get the answers to these questions and more!
Dates TBA (Coming spring/summer 2026)
Access and Inclusion Services provides academic accommodations to students with documented disabilities, including mobility/sensory/learning and mental health, as well as for protected grounds within Human Rights legislation. This workshop will provide an introduction to accessing accommodations at Mount Royal and the process.
Get ready for university with your mandatory online orientation, then attend in-person Orientation Days to feel prepared for your first day of classes.
Step 1: MRU begin – Online Orientation
Get ready for university and register for your mandatory online orientation.
⭐ Complete online modules (available April– September)
⭐ Learn key academic info, campus life, and expectations
Step 2: Orientation Days – In Person
⭐ Attend on September 1 and 2
⭐ Meet faculty and other students, explore campus.
By registering for New Student Orientation, you are enrolled in both Online and In-Person programs.
Questions? orientation@mtroyal.ca
Starting August 20, campus tours will be available on select dates this summer!
⭐Available Dates: Aug 20, 21,22, 24,25, 26, and 30
Join a tour: Registration is not open at this time. Keep an eye on your inbox for updates about summer registration.
The First-Year Mentorship Program is for first-year students looking for support transitioning through their first year of university.
First year students (mentees) are matched with an upper-year students (mentors) usually from their program; who support and guide them through their journey at MRU.