Everything you need to know to choose your classes.

Newly admitted students

Congratulations! You have been admitted to the Faculty of Engineering! Welcome to your Faculty!

Getting ready for math

Want to review mathematics before the fall to better prepare for your first year of University? You’re in luck:  On Brightspace, under Custom Courses, you’ll find “Calculus Readiness Module: Self-Testing and Lots of Tips”, a self-study unit to help you feel at ease.  Looking for more?  You can enrol for math workshops in August offered by the Faculty of Science.

Make-up courses in math and science

Students who must complete a make-up course in mathematics or science may complete this course during the semester prior to starting their first semester. To do so, newly admitted students must enrol with InfoService (Tabaret Hall, 75 Laurier Street) using the non-degree student enrolment form.

Academic support and success

Attending university is an important step in a person’s life. You arrive full of enthusiasm, having left home for the first time, and discover newfound freedoms accompanied by new responsibilities and insecurities. While you were admitted to university with a very high average, it is possible that, in your first semester especially, you do not have the same success you were used to in your previous studies.

If you encounter any difficulties in your studies or in your adaptation to this new chapter of your life, don't wait. There are many academic support and health and wellness services offered to you. Don’t hesitate to make an appointment with an Academic Specialist who can provide much needed advice and inform you of the available services on campus. We also invite you to familiarize yourself with the University regulations.

Transfer credits

You have previously attended another post-secondary institution and you believe that you may be entitled to additional transfer credits to what was granted at admission? You may make a request for additional transfer credits at the Undergraduate Academic Secretariat at the Faculty of Engineering (SITE Building, Room 1020). This process may take several weeks.

Once again, welcome to your Faculty of Engineering. We wish you the utmost success in your studies!

Enrolment information

Student's responsibilities

When enrolling in a program at the Faculty of Engineering, it is the responsibility of each student to:

  • Become familiar with the specific degree requirements of their program and ensure that their course selection meets their respective course sequence;
  • Ensure that they have completed any prerequisites for the desired courses; 
  • Ensure, before the start of the enrolment period, that there are no holds on their account. To view any possible holds, log into your Student Centre in uoZone. If any, they will be shown on the right of your Student Center screen.
  • Ensure that you enrol to both Fall and Winter terms;
  • Ensure that the courses selected do not result in class schedule conflicts; 
  • Respect all important academic dates and deadlines published on the University of Ottawa website; 
  • Become familiar with the University of Ottawa’s academic regulations. It is understood that, by enrolling to courses, students agree to strictly adhere to these regulations.
  • Become familiar with their enrolment tools. All Student Center applications under the Applications tab in uoZone come with a PDF tutorial. To open a tutorial, click Tutorial (PDF) under the title of the desired application. For more information, please contact enrolment support directly by calling 613-562-5252 or 1-877-562-5250 or by email at [email protected].

Enrolment periods

  • Enrolment for 1st year students = Tuesday, May 21, 2024 at 8 a.m. (EST)
  • Enrolment for 2nd year students = Tuesday, June 11, 2024 at 8 a.m. (EST)
  • Enrolment for 3rd year students = Tuesday, June 4, 2024 at 8 a.m. (EST)
  • Enrolment for 4th year students = Tuesday, May 28, 2024 at 8 a.m. (EST)

Block enrolment for SEG program

The Undergraduate Studies Office will perform block enrolment for your compulsory 1st year engineering courses. However, you are still required to complete your enrolment for your compulsory 1st year courses in Mathematics, Physics, and English (or Français).

Consult the tabs below, according to your program of study, to find out the courses for which you have been enrolled by the Faculty of Engineering and the courses for which you must complete the enrolment yourself.

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Need help?

The Undergraduate Studies Office team is here to help if you have any questions. Here is how to reach us: [email protected]
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