Course registration
Register for courses via Osiris. You can use the CoursePlanner to carefully plan your courses and generate a personal timetable.
Late registration
Should you have missed the normal registration period, or if you wish to change courses, you may be able to register during the 'late registration days' just prior to the period. Some courses fill up quickly though so there is no guarantee that you can register: if the maximum amount of students was reached during the normal registration period, the course will remain closed during the 'late registration days'.
Please note:
- You cannot choose two courses in the same time slot, unless you have received explicit permission from your study advisor.
- You can only register for courses during the registration period of a block.
Be aware that most faculties use a semester registration! You must then register in June for periods 1 and 2, and in October for periods 3 and 4. The dates may differ slightly per faculty, so always check the web information of the relevant faculty!
Please note: for some courses, you have to enroll per semester. To be sure, always check the information about enrollment at the Osiris course page under the tab 'Course enrolment'.
Course registration 2025-2026
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The course registration opens at 9:00 hours (this was previously 0:00 hours).
Please note: registration deadlines for minors and profiles may differ from the regular registration periods for courses.
De-register for courses
If you have registered for a course that you do not want to take after further consideration, please unsubscribe as soon as possible so a place becomes available for a fellow student. You deregister via OSIRIS. You can deregister at the latest during the regular registration periods. After the last date of the registration period and before the start of the course, you can contact Student Affairs about this. It is no longer possible to deregister after the start of the course. If you decide to stop after the start of the course, a 'ND' (not participated) will appear in your file, this has NO effect on the judicium (cum laude).