Video Tutorials to demonstrate how to register online is available at the following link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dx9yFziQjdo

What is Module Registration - Week 1?
Registration is where you confirm to the University that you are actively taking part in a Programme and the modules you are taking as part of your programme.  By confirming module selection you are facilitating the University of Limerick in claiming Academic Fees (Free Fees) from the (HEA) Higher Education Authority on your behalf.

N.B. Payment of fees (i.e. Registration, Examination and Student Services Charge) does not constitute module registration.

Who needs to Register?
All students that have enrolled on a programme of study at the university are required to register in week 1 of each academic semester.  This regulation applies to students on campus, and also includes students on Erasmus programmes, professional placement, COOP and Teaching Practice.  The registration process is required to:

1. Allow you to participate in your programme of study (including off-campus elements).
2. Gain access to on-line services including lecture notes and learning management system resources.
3. Seek payment of your academic fees from the HEA under the "free fees scheme" or other sponsoring body (where appropriate).
4. Advise the Lecturer and Department you intend to take these modules and allows entry to end of semester assessments.
5. To facilitate UL in giving you Student Semester Lecture, Lab and Tutorial timetables and Examination timetables.
6. Inclusion on class lists, grading sheets and reports for faculty.

When does it take place?
Registration takes place on week 1 of both the Autumn and Spring Semester of each academic year.

What happens if I don't Register?
The implications of not registering are serious and far-reaching, as Students who fail to register during week 1 of any given semester will:

1. Incur a fine of €200
2. Denied access to:
   • SULIS
   • Computer Account
   • Entry to Examinations
   • Student Results
3. Not receive a complete Semester Timetable for Lecture, Lab, Tutorial and Examination timetables 
4. Not be included on Module Class list and Grading Sheets and reports for faculty

How do I Register on the Internet?
For information on how to register on the web see here

Manual Registrations

The follows groups of students do not have the facility to register on-line and will therefore have to complete registration forms.

Ø       Study Abroad - International Education coordinate registration and processing on system

Ø       Erasmus - Module choices are given to International Education and the processed by SAA

Ø       Exchange - Module choices are given to International Education and the processed by SAA

Ø       Link-in Repeats - The Link-in Repeat Form must be completed and taken to fees office where the appropriate fee must be paid.  The form will then be passed to SAA for processing of registration

Ø       Link-in Occasional - Forms available from the Admissions Office and once completed should be taken to fees office where the appropriate fee must be paid.  Once approved you take the form to Admissions Office where they will enroll student.  The form is then passed to SAA for processing of registration

Change of Module Registration

When a student wishes to change registrations (elective/s) choices made in Week 5 of the previous semester they are required to complete the Change of Registration form (link to form) available from Student Academic Administration.  The form should be returned to SAA for processing by the end of Week 2 otherwise the student is subjected to a €10 fine. Please note that any changes to elective choices will not be reflected on personal timetables.

Additional Module Registration

This is when a student registers for additional modules taken over and above the amount required.  An Additional Module Registration (link to form) form available from Student Academic Administration must be completed by the student.  The signatures of both the lecturer responsible for the additional module and Academic Advisor/Department Head must be on the form before it is returned to SAA for processing.  Please note that any additional module choices will not be reflected on personal timetables.

See also further details in the Student Handbook /pdf/201553623.pdf