Continuing students
Post Year 1 Students
I am a full-time undergraduate student in MTU, how do I re-enrol for the following year of my course?
Following publication of the summer examination results, qualified students will have been automatically pre-enrolled for the subsequent academic year. Qualified students with stream choice are emailed a link in July to their course choices, which should be applied for online by the deadline date. Those students who successfully complete an award in June are emailed a link in June/July for relevant add-on programmes (apart from some programmes where an application form must be completed - check with your Department).
I am a full-time undergraduate student in MTU doing Work Placement during the summer or doing Repeat Exams in August - how do I re-enrol for the following year of my course?
Following publication of the autumn examination results, qualified students will be automatically pre-enrolled for the subsequent academic year. Qualified students with stream choices or at Award level, will be emailed a link after the September Exam Board Meetings to their course choices. For further queries, please contact your own Department.
You will be enrolled automatically for the outstanding credit later in September. There is no need for a registration form to be completed.
All students who are enrolled and eligible to register will be invited to complete online registration - more information regarding online registration can be found here.
Please check your enrolment on MyBan after 9th September 2024.
When do Classes start?
Classes start on Tuesday, 10th September 2024. Please contact your own Department with any timetable queries. For contact information, click here.
Your Modules
Check your MTU email account for instructions on how to enrol online for Electives (if you have them in Semester 1). Students must check on MyBan that they are enrolled for ALL MODULES in Semester 1 by Friday, 4th October 2024, and for ALL Semester 2 modules by Friday, 7th February 2025. Add any missing modules (get the CRN from your lecturer).
