Resources & Support Services
Resources & Support Services
Technology
Moodle is the Learning Management System used at ULethbridge to complement face-to-face courses or deliver interactive online classes.
The Bridge is an essential tool and resource for every ULethbridge student. In the Bridge you have access to your personal information, admission status, registration, tuition and fees, exam schedules, personal contact information, scholarship applications and more.
My Experience Transcript (MET)
The My Experience Transcript (MET) recognizes that commitment and reinforces the value of learning and development that takes place outside the classroom. As an official record of a student’s curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular experiential learning, the MET is a supplement to the academic transcript that will help reflect a student’s complete University experience.
Funding & Fees
See the Funding & Finances FAQ.
Campus Essentials
We have curated information specific to the Calgary Campus and your program here on this page, but there is relevant general information that applies to you throughout the hub.
Questions? Contact the Calgary Campus.
MyCard is used as your primary identification to show you have active status within the ULethbridge community whether you're a student, faculty, staff or community member. It provides you with access to services and events, swipe access to secured areas and dedicated rooms for specialized courses, and manages Dining Plan funds and Bridge Bucks funds. See Residence Dining Plan information.
If you are planning on using the University of Lethbridge Follow-You Printing service in the ITS Student Computer Labs or the Library Computer, you will need your MyCard as well as Bridge Bucks funds.
You will need your MyCard to access the sports facilities of the Sport and Recreation Services.
You will need your MyCard to use your UPass for Lethbridge Transit.
The UPass is included in your tuition and fees and gives you unlimited access to local transit.
Questions? Contact the GSA
Housing Services offers a wide range of on-campus living options, from single rooms to family accommodations. Demand is high for residence and applications are accepted online starting September 15 for the following fall semester
- If you will be parking on campus, you need to purchase a parking pass
- More information, including prices and lot options can be found on the Campus Mobility Services site
- For the best selection, purchase early
- Questions? Contact Parking Services
Security and Safety
Security Services is on campus and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and responsible for protecting your personal security and the University’s physical resources.
Questions? Contact Security Services
Security Services is on campus and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and responsible for protecting your personal security and ULethbridge’s physical resources
They can always be contacted at 403-329-2345
Questions? Contact Security Services
A safety team (one male and one female) will accompany you to and from anywhere on campus
Visit the link above for more details, including hours of operation
Questions? Contact Security Services: security.services@uleth.ca
Registering and participating in the Key Tag Program may assist in the return of your keys using the tag as your contact information.
Questions? Contact Security Services
Student Parents
Daycare facilities are on campus for ULethbridge students, faculty and staff who have children aged 12 months to six years.
Questions? Contact the Daycare: 403-332-4064
The Parent Rooms are accessible to anyone on campus who wishes to feed or just spend some quiet time with a baby or toddler. The rooms are located in SU058 (Students’ Union Building) and SA7236 (Science Commons) and are open during regular business hours. View the Principles of Use and User Guidelines for Parent Rooms for more information about using these rooms.
Questions? Contact the Students' Union (Room: SU180, Phone: 403-329-2222).
Student Life
Your ONE Pass gives you access to the entire Centre for Sport and Wellness facilities and the cost of the ONE Pass is included in your tuition and fees.
Visit the Horns Recreation site to learn more about the ONE Pass and other sport and recreation programming.
Questions? Contact Horns Recreation.
- Register as soon as possible as many intramurals fill up quickly
- Don’t have a team? No problem, sign up as an individual
- Visit the website above for a list of possible sports
Questions? Contact Sport and Recreation Services
Whether dance, business, model UN, program-based groups, or other interests, student clubs are the best way to get involved and have fun outside of class hours. There are nearly 100 student clubs on campus that provide social and athletic activities, travel, religious fellowship, and charitable and cultural support. If the club you want doesn’t exist, it’s easy to start one! Find the club for you or start your own by visiting clubs.ulsu.ca.
There are more than 70 clubs on campus that provide social and athletic activities, travel, religious fellowship, and charitable and cultural support. Some clubs surf in California while others debate in Ottawa. Some have hosted speakers and sponsored conferences; some have presented art shows and music concerts.
Clubs provide opportunities to meet new people on campus, develop a support system, connect with other students in your program, or try out a new interest. You may even discover a hidden talent.
Health and Wellness
If you are a full-time student, the Students’ Union health and dental plans are mandatory, unless you can show proof of alternate coverage.
If you are a part-time student and would like to utilize the Students’ Union health and dental plans, they are not mandatory and you will need contact the Students' Union to opt-in.
Check the ULSU website for more information and the opt-out deadline.
Questions? Contact the Students’ Union Health and Dental Plans Administrator
Applicable only if you have a medical condition requiring ongoing assistance
The Health Centre can assist with Medical Care Planning, including booking your first appointment with a physician in your first term, by calling 403-329-2484
Questions? Contact the Health Centre
Sexual Violence Support & Education
Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Prevention Policy
As a ULethbridge student, you are required to complete the MANDATORY Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Prevention Training in Moodle prior to registration (see the Student FAQ).
Review the Sexual Violence Support & Education website to learn about creating a safe and supportive campus and to find resources.
Questions? Find contact information here: ulethbridge.ca/sexual-violence/contact.