Knowing what your program requires will really help you build your timetable. See the programs and courses website or My Academic Requirements in uoZone to make sure you enrol in all courses or activities you need to get your degree.

Consult the Course Sequence for each program to find out when we recommend that you take your courses.

The course search engine allows you to find out when and where courses are offered. It displays all available sections for a given course.

Perform searches in the course search engine (note that the course timetable for each term is available at least one week prior to enrolment). In addition, we encourage you to use the timetable template (printable PDF - PDF, 107KB). Create more than one draft timetable, since you have to prepare for the Fall, January and Winter terms.

Find out more about courses, course component types and internships by consulting the Common Law Section’s Courses page

You are responsible for making sure that the courses you enrol in don’t conflict with exam dates. Exam timetables are published on the Common Law Student Centre website. No accommodation is provided for exam timetable conflicts and it is each student's responsibility to ensure they do not have any exams scheduled simultaneously.

All common law students: Tuesday, June 18, 2024 at 10 a.m.

You can enrol in courses and change your course selection for the Fall and Winter terms until the dates indicated in the important academic dates and deadlines.

Once your enrolment period has begun, go to the Applications menu in uoZone and click on Enrol. 

Make sure to register for the Fall, January and Winter terms at the same time.

Don’t hesitate to ask for help. Our enrolment support team can answer your questions and guide you through the enrolment process.

If you have technical problems with uoZone or any other accounts, contact the information technology support team. You will need your student number.

Wait list

The enrolment module features a wait list system. If you’re interested in a course but all sections are full, you can place your name on a wait list and you will automatically be enrolled when a spot becomes available, subject to any enrolment limits and providing spots are reserved for your program.

For step-by-step instructions on how to place your name on a wait list, please consult our Wait list FAQ before using this function.

Impossible for you to enrol online? You can do so in person or by mail. First, get your course selection approved by returning the completed and signed undergraduate enrolment form (PDF, 229KB) to the Common Law Student Centre office, by mail, by fax or in person.

To find out more about enrolment and what you can take care of before classes start, see the Common Law Student Centre website.