Before attending courses you will need to:
- Register as a student
- Enroll in your courses
- Pay your tuition fees
- Receive a student card. This card gives you access to all student facilities, including the library, computer facilities, sports clubs and the student centre. Cards will be issue during Orientation Week by programme. Please check your orientation timetable to see when your card will be issued.
Registration is a two-step process: the first you need to confirmed your attendance (programme registration) and then you register for modules (module registration). The module registration varies depending on your type of studies (undergraduate, graduate, Erasmus/non-EU exchange, study abroad, visiting/occasional fee-paying).
Visit http://www.ucd.ie/students/registration.html for more information on registration.
Undergraduate Students
All first year undergraduate students must:
- Go online to confirm their attendance
- Complete module registration (where applicable)
- Pay any fees owed
You are responsible for managing your modules online before online registration closes.
Information on module registration deadlines will be available online here.
If you cannot access the internet prior to arrival at UCD, computers will be available in UCD for registration purposes. A help line is available for students having difficulties with online registration at +353 1 716 1555.
Information regarding registration, orientation, academic advisory meetings, student cards etc will be sent out by the Undergraduate Admissions Office.
Visit http://www.ucd.ie/students/registration.html for more information on registration.
Graduate Students
Students must:
- Go online to confirm their attendance
- Complete module registration (where applicable)
- Pay any fees owed
For most taught programmes module registration takes place online. For research programmes (Masters and PhD) module registration is done through your Graduate School or Programme Office. You are responsible for managing your module registration before registration closes.
Visit http://www.ucd.ie/t4cms/registration%20guide_jan2010.pdf for more information on registration.
Erasmus and Non-EU Students
Erasmus and non-EU exchange students also need to register online (confirmation of attendance). Your exchange co-ordinator will manually register you for modules. Full information about this process will be sent by the International Office in August each year, along with your letter of acceptance. This information will be sent by email only.
Student Abroad Students
Study abroad students also need to register online (confirmation of attendance). Study abroad students are pre-registered to their subject choices prior to their arrival at UCD and should consult their Study Abroad co-ordinator for more information.
Visiting/Occasional Fee Paying Student
Visiting/occasional fee-paying students need to register online (confirmation of attendance). Students are pre-registered to their subject choices prior to their arrival at UCD and should consult their co-ordinator for more information.