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For comprehensive registration information, consult the 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies Registration page. Additional information for incoming MISt students is included in the the MISt Student Handbook "Course registration guide" section.
You can find course availability by semester in theÌý. All School of Information Studies courses begin with the subject code "INFS."
"REGN" code
The "REGN" registration confirmation code is a required 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ administrative code to confirm registration for graduate students. Registration in Minerva of the REGN registration confirmation course isÌý³¾²¹²Ô»å²¹³Ù´Ç°ù²âÌýfor all graduate students each term. Don't forget!ÌýNote: There is no charge associated with registering for the REGN, and advisor approval is not required prior to REGN registration.
Fall 2024: CRN 155
Winter 2025: CRN 176
Deadlines
LATE REGISTRATION FEE: Please note that if you register after the regular regulation period, you will be charged for late registration. See theÌý91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Student Account Fees, Fines & ChargesÌý±è²¹²µ±ð.
To avoid late registration fees, register for at least one course via Minerva before the normal registration period ends. If you will be attending SIS but have not yet selected courses, register for the REGN course before the start of the term to confirm you are a student in that term. You can register for additional courses any time up to the deadline for add/drops.Ìý
MISt program - Completion of required courses
A significant number of MISt courses have one of the four required courses as prerequisites; students areÌýstrongly advisedÌýto complete the four required MISt courses in their first semester. Throughout the program, students themselves are responsible to ensure that the required courses are completed and program requirements are met. For any questions about course and program planning and requirements, students should contact their academic advisors.
Not in a SIS program?
Graduate-level students from other 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ units, external units, and SIS graduates may be eligible to apply to register for certain SIS courses,Ìýspace and permission permitting. Not all courses are available to students who are not enrolled in programs at the School. For more information, please contact the SIS Administrative & Student Affairs Coordinator (see below).ÌýPlease note: SIS courses are offered on campus at 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ in Montreal; online course are not available.
Contact
For any questions about course planning and program requirements, please contact yourÌýacademic advisor. PhD students: please contact yourÌýsupervisor.
For questions about the course registration process, contact:
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Student Affairs Office
514.398.5020Ìý
studentaffairs.sis [at] mcgill.ca