You are required to activate your online identity in order to access Ryerson’s online applications including email, my.ryerson.ca portal, courses, etc. You are also required to set up two-factor authentication, which provides a second level of security to your Ryerson account.
In addition to your password, a time-limited code is required to log into your Ryerson account. All new students will be required to set up two-factor authentication to access online services such as RAMSS, D2L Brightspace and Google Workspace at Ryerson.
Ryerson University requires that any electronic communications students send to Ryerson faculty or staff be sent from their official Ryerson E-mail account. Additionally, students are required to monitor and retrieve messages via Ryerson email on a frequent and consistent basis.Your Ryerson email address will be your username@ryerson.ca, where username is your my.ryerson username, for example, john.doe@ryerson.ca. Once your online identity is activated, it gives you access to Ryerson email. For more information, please visit this website.
After you have set up your online identity, follow these steps. Please review the Course Chart - Fall Term 1 on the MEIE website here to see what course you need to enrol into.
Ryerson's Administrative Management Self Service (RAMSS) is accessible through the my.ryerson.ca portal. RAMSS allows students to access their timetable, academic records, fee accounts, and personal information, etc. Students are expected to keep their information updated in the system.
D2L Brightspace is Ryerson’s e-learning system. Instructors may opt to use Brightspace for their class correspondence, to post class assignments and/or grades, to set-up discussion boards, etc. You are highly recommended to visit this website to learn about how to view your courses, submit an assignment, take a quiz, set notifications, etc.
Please be sure to incorporate Significant Dates into your calendars as these dates are non-negotiable. The most important dates to note are the start and end day of classes, as well as the add/drop deadlines.
Tuition is due at the end of the first week of classes each term. Late fees will be applied to your account after this date and unpaid tuition fees can lead to a hold on your account. A hold can result in not being able to enroll in subsequent semesters. Please be sure to pay your tuition on time and in full to avoid any issues. If you are to receive funding from the department, this will be applied directly to your account at the beginning of each term and you will be responsible for any balance owing on your account.
It is also important to note that graduate students must maintain continuous enrolment (fall, winter and spring/summer) until the completion of the degree program, unless the student is on an approved leave of absence or is withdrawn from the program.
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