New Student Information

Semester System

Fall – September – December

Winter – January – April

Spring – May-June (6 weeks)

Summer – July-August (6 weeks)

*Some engineering-specific classes are offered May-August (13 weeks)

Course Types
In Person – Regularly scheduled meeting times held face-to-face and on-campus.
Online – Few or no scheduled meeting times (held virtually). Learning/assignments are done on your own time through UR courses.
Hybrid – Regularly scheduled meeting times that can be attended in person or virtually but you MUST choose one or the other.
Hyflex – Regularly scheduled meeting times that can be attended in person or virtually and you can change your format at will whenever you like.
Live-Streamed – Regularly scheduled meeting times held virtually over a platform such as Zoom.

General Course Formats
Lecture – Most courses consist of lectures given by the instructor. The size of a first year lecture class varies anywhere between 12-200 students.
Seminar – Large lecture classes sometimes break into small groups to allow for further discussion of course material.  Some engineering-specific courses have a seminar attached to it.
Lab – A course that requires practical work may have a lab portion. Some courses in geography, languages, math, computer science, and natural sciences have labs.  Most engineering-specific courses have labs attached to it. 

Credit hours and Course Load

Most courses are worth 3.0 credit hours.  A maximum course load is 15.0 credit hours (5 classes) in the Fall and Winter terms.  To be considered a full-time student you must be registered in 9.0 credit hours. 

Major in Engineering

Most students are accepted as an “Engineering General” student and declare their major after completing 8 of 10 of Term 1 & 2 courses.  Students must complete ENGG 100, ENGG 123, ENGG 140 and ENGL 100 plus four other classes to submit their Major Declaration Form.

Minor or Concurrent Program in Engineering

Although all Engineering Programs are quite prescribed and have very little room for adding a minor or Concurrent Program, it can be done….with permission.  Please discuss your academic plans with an academic advisor to see if adding a minor or Concurrent Program is right for you.

Transfer Credit

If you have previously attended a post-secondary institution it is possible that you may be able to receive transfer credits towards your engineering degree.  All transfer credits are now processed through the Transfer Credit Office.  Please contact them directly for further information at transfer.credit@uregina.ca or 306-585-4115.

Degree Audit

The Degree Audit is a tool designed to help you plan your academic career.  It lists all required classes that you need to complete your degree, shows your PGPA, allows you to plan and view your accomplishments (and required repeats) quickly and easily.

Program Sheets

All Program Sheets are available for viewing online.  They are a great resource to have that list course requirements for your particular program and pre-requisites.

What is a pre-requisite?

A pre-requisite is a requirement that a student must complete before being eligible to register in the subsequent course.  Because Engineering is such a prescriptive program, sometimes students may get permission to take a course for which they do not have the required pre-requisite.  Approval of pre-requisite waiver requests are based on special cases only. 

Registering for Courses

Search for available courses using the Visual Schedule Builder. Once you have checked your Program Sheet and know what courses you want to register in, use your UR Self-Service account to register. Students register in priority sequence according to their time ticket, which is based on total earned credit hours (including transfer credit).

Troubleshooting – Why can’t I register?

Have you accepted your offer? (Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents)

2. Have you submitted your documents? (International Students with Study Permits)
3. Have you checked your UR Self-Service account for your time ticket or holds?
4. Are you following the correct steps for registration?
5. Error message? Check the Registrar’s Office webpage for potential causes and solutions!
6. Still having trouble? Watch our Registration Videos Playlist or contact an academic advisor for further support!

Important University web pages

Book an Academic Advising appointment

University of Regina home page

UR International

Academic Calendars, Schedules, and Course Catalogues

Career Advice and Job Search Assistance

Co-op and Work Internships

Counselling Services (Student Mental Health)

Academic Schedule

Scholarship Information

Registrar’s Office

Tutoring Options

IT Support

UR Self Services

Your UR Self-Service account is the main place where you can add, drop, and search for classes; review your account balance; see your final grades; and update your personal information. Access it from the UR homepage under "Current Students".

UR Courses

UR Courses is the online portal you’ll use to access your course information. Access it from the Current Students page.

Webmail

This is your UR email address and the main way that we will contact you. Visit the link above and select “Find Your Username and Password” to get started. You can also set up email forwarding if you want to send your webmail to another personal email account.

The Undergraduate Calendar and Course Catalogue

The Undergraduate Calendar includes sections on Faculty and College regulations, program information, important key dates, and academic regulations. The Course Catalogue provides a list of all courses and prerequisites available at the University of Regina. Access these documents from the main UR homepage by selecting Academic Calendars & Schedules.

Student Accessibility

If you have a permanent or temporary disability that may affect your studies, please notify your advisor and contact the Centre for Student Accessibility. You may be eligible for accommodations to assist you in succeeding in your studies.

Textbooks

Each semester a new list of required textbooks will be available online through UR Self Service.  Choose Student Services – Access/Purchase your Textbooks.  Then Select a Term.  *Always choose “Credit” and the appropriate Term that you will be studying.

Tuition and Fees

Tuition and Fees Tuition and course fees vary slightly between Faculties and can be found using the fee schedules and your UR Self-Service account. Tuition and fees are due on the first day of classes with a penalty-free payment period of approximately one month. Make sure to check the specific dates each term using the Academic Schedule. Student Loan forms are signed by Financial Services after the first week of the semester.

Before you can register for classes, you have to accept your offer!  Here’s how:

New domestic students (Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents) accept their offer through Enrolment Services.

New international students (Students with Study Permits) do not need to accept their offer, however must ensure that all required documents are submitted and a $500 tuition deposit is received.  (UR International)

Access Your UR Self-Service Account

The link can be found by selecting "Current Students" from the green bar along the top of the main UofR homepage, then scroll down all the way until you reach the green section.  Select "UR Self-Service" from the Current Students list. Your User ID is your 9-digit student ID number and your default PIN will be your birth date in DDMMYY format. If you are unable to log in, contact IT Support.

Check Your Time Ticket and Holds

Once you have access to your UR Self-Service account, you can find your time ticket and holds under Student Services > Registration > Check Your Registration Status > Select Term. Time tickets are based on your credit hours earned (including transfer credit) and students with a higher number of credit hours will have earlier time tickets. Your holds indicate restrictions on your specific account. Note that not all holds affect your ability to register. Financial Holds, Study Permit Holds, Documents Holds, Academic Probation Holds, and Qualifying Program Holds will prevent you from registering before you address your hold. If you have questions about your holds, contact an Academic Advisor.

Build a Conflict-Free Schedule

Watch the Student Success registration videos playlist about the resources available to help you with your course registration. Before you build a schedule, you’ll want to review your program requirements. If you require specific information about your program (including transfer credit) it’s a good idea to talk to an Academic Advisor in the Faculty of Engineering & Applied Science.

Once you have checked your appropriate Program Sheet for the courses you need to take, you can use the Visual Schedule Builder to review course availability and potential schedule combinations for your upcoming semester. You’ll want to make sure you’re building a conflict-free schedule (room in the course or wait list, have prerequisites, not choosing a restricted section, no time conflicts, no holds, etc.). You’ll also want to make sure you’re paying attention to course formats (In Person, Online, Hybrid, Hyflex, Live-Streamed, and Blended/Multiple Methods). 

How to use VSB manual is found here:

Visual Schedule Builder Manual

Registration

Once you have all of your CRNs, log in to your UR Self-Service account and select Student Services > Registration > Add/ Drop/Search for Classes. Then enter the CRNs and click Submit Changes. You should see your courses appear at the top of your page with “Registered” beside them. Once you’re registered, it can take up to 24 hours from the time of registration for courses to appear in UR Courses. Courses also may not show up until the first day of the semester. If you need a Confirmation of Enrolment for funding or other purposes, an unofficial one can be obtained through your UR Self-Service account. If you require an official Confirmation of Enrolment, you’ll need to request one from the Registrar’s Office.

Troubleshooting

 Login troubles? Contact IT Support.

Courses not showing up in UR Courses? Make sure it’s been at least 24 hours from the time of your registration and make sure the semester has started! If the semester has started, you’ve waited 24 hours, and you’re still not seeing your course, contact your course's instructor and include your full name, your student ID number, and the information for the course that is not viewable. Make sure you include as much detail as possible! Instructor contact information can be found using the Search by Term or your UR Self-Service account (hover over the envelope icon beside an instructor's name to see their publicly available email address). If no contact information is available, contact the Department offering the course for more information.

Receiving an error message?

A list of common error messages can be found in the table below.

If you are still having trouble with registering for classes, please contact an Academic Advisor in the Faculty of Engineering & Applied Science. 

You may choose classes that have no time conflict. Recommended is 1 class in each term.

Spring Term (POT 4): May-June
Summer Term (POT 7): July-August
Spring/Summer (POT 10): May-August

• Engineering 123; Plus lab (Engineering Design and Communication)
• Social Sciences and Humanities Elective: ALL Faculty of Arts classes are accepted
• MATH 110; Plus lab (Calculus I)
• MATH 122; Plus lab (Linear Algebra)
• ENGL 100 (Critical Reading and Writing I)

Open registration for new students in Spring/Summer opens April 1st

To assist you with registration please make an appointment with an Academic Advisor. Book an appointment online.

IF you have UR credits you may be able to register prior to April 1st. Please take a look at UR Self-Service for Time Ticket information.

To register for classes please login to UR Self-Service.

https://banner.uregina.ca/prod/sct/twbkwbis.P_WWWLogin

Registering for courses using a mobile device:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRLPVmx14D0

You should also register for FALL and WINTER courses after you complete Spring/Summer registration. Courses fill up quickly!

Visual Schedule Builder / Search for classes

Video explaining how to create your schedule and search for classes.

https://youtu.be/DuMAvzfj8LY?si=eOyXNJIOm3DN4ZyB

General Information about Registration

Registrar's Office

YouTube video to help you register

First you have to log into URSelf Service.

https://youtu.be/FfFtUVWGj9U?si=ETiFtPdmO0e5THcy

Transfer Credits from another post-secondary institution

If you have studied at another post-secondary institution and think that you may have classes that will transfer into your program, please visit the Transfer Credit Office website for all the information required.

IMPORTANT:  If you are unable to join the university, you are responsible for withdrawing from classes. Students must withdraw from all of their classes through UR Self-Service. If you require assistance please send an email to engineering.faculty@uregina.ca requesting to be withdrawn from your classes. Please note that e-mail requests must state student name, student ID and all courses to be dropped. If this is not done before the start of the semester, financial and academic penalties apply. 

For more information please contact the Faculty of Engineering & Applied Science

General Office.
Email  engineering.faculty@uregina.ca
Phone:  306-585-4734

We are looking forward to meeting you soon!

The UR Engineering program is designed to begin in the Fall Term (September) followed by Winter Term (January). 

FALL TERM REQUIREMENTS: You may choose classes that have no time conflict.  A full class load is 5 classes.  International students must choose a minimum of 3 classes.  If you only choose 3; you MUST register for MATH 110, and ENGG 100.  They are pre-requisites for the Winter Term. 

• MATH 110; Plus lab (Calculus I)
• MATH 122; Plus lab (Linear Algebra)
• ENGG 100; Plus lab (Engineering Graphics)
• CHEM 104; Plus lab (General Chemistry I)
• PHYS 109; Plus lab (General Physics I)

Open registration for new students opens April 1st

To assist you with registration please make an appointment with an Academic Advisor. Book an appointment online.
 

IF you have UR credits you may be able to register prior to April 1st. Please take a look at UR Self-Service for Time Ticket information.

To register for classes please login to UR Self-Service.

https://banner.uregina.ca/prod/sct/twbkwbis.P_WWWLogin

Registering for courses using a mobile device:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRLPVmx14D0

You should also register for WINTER courses after you complete FALL registration. Courses fill up quickly!

Visual Schedule Builder / Search for classes

Video explaining how to create your schedule and search for classes.

https://youtu.be/DuMAvzfj8LY?si=eOyXNJIOm3DN4ZyB

General Information about Registration

Registrar's Office

YouTube video to help you register

First you have to log into URSelf Service.

https://youtu.be/FfFtUVWGj9U?si=ETiFtPdmO0e5THcy

Transfer Credits from another post-secondary institution

If you have studied at another post-secondary institution and think that you may have classes that will transfer into your program, please visit the Transfer Credit Office website for all the information required.

IMPORTANT:  If you are unable to join the university, you are responsible for withdrawing from classes. Students must withdraw from all of their classes through UR Self-Service. If you require assistance please send an email to engineering.faculty@uregina.ca requesting to be withdrawn from your classes. Please note that e-mail requests must state student name, student ID and all courses to be dropped. If this is not done before the start of the semester, financial and academic penalties apply. 

For more information please contact the Faculty of Engineering & Applied Science

Email  engineering.faculty@uregina.ca
Phone:  306-585-4734

We are looking forward to meeting you soon!

Engineering is an extremely demanding academic program. Students in the program typically spend well over 40 hours per week on classes, labs, assignments, and studying. The labs associated with the courses are particularly important, as they provide hands-on learning for our students, so it is critical that they attend these. Because of the challenging nature of the program, it is very important for our students to have the support of their families.

As a parent or family member, you should be aware of the many resources available for students. We encourage you to take some time to explore our website and learn about these resources. In addition, there are a number of events that parents and family are often interested in attending, such as "What is Engineering?", Convocation, Fourth-Year Project Day. Even though it can be demanding, meeting the challenges of an engineering program provides students and their families with a deep sense of accomplishment!

Also visit Parents and Families for more information on U of R resources for parents and family members of U of R students.