Academic Information | New International Students

The undergraduate academic calendar helps students stay on track in their degree program. It includes registration dates, class start dates, course add and drop dates, program policies, and more. Get familiar with this resource ahead of time to begin learning about your responsibilities as a university student.

WebAdvisor

After being accepted into your program, it is important to register for your courses for the next semester. Through a web-based program called WebAdvisor, students have access to services such as Course Registration, Class/Exam Schedules, Billing, Account Summary and Payments. You will also be able to view your Application Status and list of Required Documents. This is the fastest way to register for courses, seminars and labs.

You can now use the Student Planning Tool through WebAdvisor to check your program requirements, plan your degree, track your academic progress, and enrol in courses. Learn more about the tool on the Office of Registrarial Services website.

Registration Guide for New Undergraduate Students

Check out the Registration Guide for New Students for detailed instructions on how to register and choose courses using WebAdvisor.

Important Note

International students interested in applying for a Post-Graduation Work Permit Program (PGWP) cannot be enrolled part-time or take unscheduled breaks. Please refer to the PGWP page on the IRCC website for more information.

If you are an international student transferring from another university, choosing courses will look a bit different. Credits known as “transfer credits” are granted to students coming from other post-secondary schools and represent courses already completed. The number of credits you have will determine what day you select your courses on in future semesters.

An academic advisor for your degree program can help in explaining what your transfer credits mean and how they may impact which courses to register for. Please refer to the list of Academic Advisors for their contact information. For more information and resources to help with course selection as a transfer student, visit the Mature and Transfer Student page (login required).

The graduate academic calendar helps students stay on track in their degree program. It includes registration dates, class start dates, add or drop dates, program policies, and more. Get familiar with this resource ahead of time to begin learning about your responsibilities as a university student.

You may only add courses during the designated period, these dates are provided in the Schedule of Dates. Additional information about adding courses is available on the Course Selection website.

WebAdvisor

After being accepted into your program, it is important to register for your courses for the next semester. Through a web-based program called WebAdvisor, students have access to services such as Course Registration, Class/Exam Schedules, Billing, Account Summary and Payments. You will also be able to view your Application Status and list of Required Documents. This is the fastest way to register for courses, seminars and labs.

Registration Guide for New Graduate Students

Refer to the Graduate Studies Registration Guide site to get familiar with the mandatory courses you must take to activate your registration, and other resources. Particularly, refer to the ‘Selecting Courses’ section of the Graduate Studies site.

Note: It is your responsibility to fully understand your program requirement (i.e. research requirement, TA responsibilities, course outline, etc.) and complete it before the deadlines. Stay organized and avoid procrastination. Do not complete your assignments at the last minute.