Course and Assessment Registration

1. Accessing the registration service

Go to MyUNIL and click on Enrollment in the navigation menu. The main page displays the list of available services in a table with the following columns:

List of services :

The main page displays the list of available services in a table with the following columns:

Column	Description
Service Name	Type of operation (registration or withdrawal)
Faculty	Your affiliated faculty (e.g., School of Criminal Sciences)
Period	The relevant semester (e.g., 2025A for the winter 2026 session)
Status	Indicates whether the service is Open or Closed
Opening Period	The exact dates during which the service is accessible

Click the blue icon to the right of the "Inscription aux enseignements et aux évaluations" (Course and Assessment Registration) row to begin your registration.

Button states :
The button can have multiple states depending on the status.
Each state defines the actions available to the user.

👁️ Greyed-out eye — Complement closed
No action is available.

➡️ Active arrow — Registration open
Registration is available.

2. Registration contract

Before proceeding with registration, a registration contract is displayed. Read it carefully as it outlines your obligations. Here are the key points:

Information: Depending on your faculty or school, there may be no registration contract. In this case, you will be taken directly to the registration process.

Click "Je prends connaissance" (I acknowledge) to confirm you have read the contract and access the course selection page.

3. Selecting your courses

The registration page displays your study programme in expandable sections organised hierarchically.

Page Structure

Your programme is shown at the top (e.g., Master of Science in Forensic Science, Physical Identification track) along with the total number of required ECTS credits (e.g., 120 ECTS credits).

Below that, modules are listed with their category and associated credit count:

Module	Type	ECTS Credits
Core Curriculum	Compulsory	38
Advanced Courses in the Track	Compulsory	40
Complementary Courses in the Track	Compulsory	12
Additional Credits	—	—

How to select a course

Click the chevron (›) to the left of a module to expand it and display the available courses.
Check the courses you wish to register for.
Repeat for each relevant module.

Courses offered in multiple modules

If the same course is offered in different modules, make sure you register under the correct module. Grades and credits will be attributed to the module in which you are registered.

Tip: Review your study plan carefully before registering.

4. Reviewing and confirming your registration

The "Récapitulatif de l'inscription" (Registration Summary) page displays a summary of all your selections. A message prompts you to verify that the information has been entered correctly.

What you see on this page

The summary is organised by module. Each selected course appears with the following details:

Course name (clickable link to the course description)
Type: Lecture (C), Practical Work (TP), Seminar (S), etc.
Instructor(s): Name(s) of the course instructor(s)
Credits: Number of ECTS credits awarded

Available actions

Edit: Click the "Modifier" (Edit) button at the top right to return to the selection page and make changes.
Confirmation email: You can request a summary email to be sent to your UNIL address.
Collapse all / Expand all: Use the checkbox at the top to expand or collapse all sections at once.

Important: Review your summary carefully. Make sure each course is registered under the correct module.

5. Registration and withdrawal periods

Registrations and withdrawals are subject to strict deadlines. Here is an example calendar for the winter 2026 session (School of Criminal Sciences):

Service	Opening Period	Status
Course and Assessment Registration	15 Sept. 2025 (00:00) – 12 Oct. 2025 (23:59)	Open
Course and Assessment Withdrawal	13 Oct. 2025 (00:00) – 26 Oct. 2025 (23:59)	Closed

Note: Dates and periods vary by faculty. Always check the registration page on MyUNIL for the exact dates that apply to you.

6. Key points to remember

Review your study plan before registering so you know which courses and modules to choose.
Respect the deadlines: once the registration period is closed, it will no longer be possible to modify your selections (except in justified circumstances).
Annual courses and assessments: The system only allows registration for courses and assessments taking place during the current semester and/or the upcoming examination session. Typically, in the autumn semester, it is not possible to register for assessments of annual courses, as these are only organized starting from the following summer examination session.
Additional credits: if online registration is not available for certain modules, contact your department office.
For other types of registration (Bachelor/Master theses, etc.), a dedicated link is available on the main registration page.