Course Registration Information

Course registration is done through Workday Student, UBC’s Student Information System. In order to log in, you must have a Campus-Wide Login (CWL).

Find your registration appointment date

Your registration appointment is the date that your registration will open.

Find your registration appointment date.

View the course schedule

To browse, search, or directly register in course offerings log into Workday Student. See how to view the course schedule.

Find course sections and register

See how to find the course section you wish to register in and to register.

Select the course section of the desired course(s), from the list provided below.

SURG 510 99A

SURG 512 99A

SURG 514 99C

SURG 516 99C

SURG 517 999

SURG 518 99C

SURG 542 99A

SURG 560 99B

Note that as you are a student who started in September 2023 or later, you need to choose the course section that has B after the 3-number course code (i.e. SURG 510B 99A). If you started before September 2023, you need to choose the course section that has A after the 3-number course code (i.e. SURG 510A 99A).

Creating a Campus-Wide Login (CWL)

  1. Activate your ID
  2. Click ‘Create new CWL’
  3. Enter your name and email; create an original login name that fits UBC requirements
  4. Select ‘Student & Alumni’; enter your student# and SSC password
    1. Student#: Your 8 digit student number
    2. SSC password: Your password is your date of birth YYMMDD
  5. You will then create your own new password; set recovery questions for security in the event you do not remember your password; and activate your account.

Further Course Registration Instructions and How-To Guides

For detailed information and how-to guides please see: https://workday.students.ubc.ca/course-registration/

Tuition Fees and Financial Information

For tuition fee due dates, payments and information on your financial account, please log into Workday Student and view your financial account. You can also log in to Workday Student to check final grades after finishing the course term.