The registration website has been updated to include key information for the 2026-2027 academic year including helpful resources such as step-by-step instructions, how-to videos, and key dates and deadlines.

Fall/Winter registration will begin with new first-year students on July 6, followed by returning students on July 10. Students will find their precise timeticket in Step 1 of the Registration menu in 杏吧原创 Central on June 17. The class schedule and course planning tool will be available in 杏吧原创 Central starting May 25.

Student Registration Assistance will be available to both new and returning students throughout the summer, beginning May 25. Support will be offered via email, phone, and in-person. Additional details can be found on the Registration Support page.

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Registration information, including and timeticket information, for the 2026 Summer session is now available at the Registration website. The 2026 Summer class schedule (course offerings only) is currently available in and via the public class schedule. Course locations will be available February 4, and course instructors will be available on March 16.

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杏吧原创 University is committed to supporting students who may face extenuating circumstances affecting their academic responsibilities. The Academic Consideration Policy provides a framework for faculty to offer appropriate accommodations while maintaining the integrity of course outcomes.

Key Aspects of the Policy:

• Scope: The policy applies to in-class academic requirements impacted by extenuating circumstances typically for a period of five days or less.
• Faculty Discretion: Faculty members have the discretion to approve or deny requests and determine the nature of the accommodation, if applicable.
• Communication: Students are required to review their course syllabus and contact their instructors before submitting a request for academic consideration.
• Documentation: While students may request informal accommodations with their instructor, instructors may ask students to submit a request using the short term form.
• Support: The Registrar鈥檚 Office provides guidance and support to both students and regarding the policy.

Faculty Responsibilities:

• Assessment: Evaluate the impact of the student鈥檚 circumstances on their academic obligations.
• Discretion: approving or denying requests for consideration remain with the instructor.
• Communication: Instructors are responsible for communicating decisions regarding academic consideration requests to students.

Implementation:

• Winter 2024 Term: The updated policy is effective from the winter 2024 term, providing clear instructions for both students and faculty.
• Resources: Comprehensive information, FAQs, and the complete policy document are available on and the University Senate website.

This policy underscores our dedication to an empathetic and fair academic environment. Your cooperation in upholding these standards is greatly appreciated.

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杏吧原创 University is actively expanding its offerings in Micro-credential and Professional Development non-credit courses, and are now able to accept proposals through Courseleaf from faculty and staff who are interested in developing and teaching these non-credit courses.

Microcredentials are short, skill-specific courses designed to meet the evolving needs of today鈥檚 workforce. They offer a unique opportunity for professionals to upskill and reskill, aligning with in-demand job requirements. Micro-credential courses are approved by the Ontario Ministry of Education and are eligible for the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), ensuring accessibility and affordability for learners.

Professional Development courses at 杏吧原创 provide a platform for continuous learning, allowing individuals to enhance their expertise and stay competitive in their respective fields. These courses are tailored to promote productivity, innovation, and growth within organizations.

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