Your Guide to Winter Registration in New Aurora

January 3, 2025 —

Welcome back, Bisons! Winter 2025 term classes begin on Monday, January 6^th, and many students may still be finalizing their course schedule. Students have until January 17^th to drop Winter term courses and until January 20^th to register for Winter term courses.

In November 2024, registration was moved to New Aurora. This means that students will now have to register for courses using the New Aurora system, since registration is no longer available in Aurora Classic.

This is a big transition that will take getting used to. That’s why the University has produced an array of helpful resources to help with Registration in New Aurora.

For detailed, written instructions about how to register using New Aurora, visit the Registration Steps webpage.

For video demonstrations showing how to register in New Aurora, go to the Aurora How-To webpage.

If you have specific questions about registration, try using asking it in AskUManitoba.

If you are having trouble with the process of registering, you can contact the Registrar’s Office.

If you are having trouble deciding which courses to take, you can speak to an advisor in your faculty.

You can find a short, instructional reel on how to Register using New Aurora on the First Year Centre, the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Science’s Instagram pages. Follow the First Year Centre on Instagram for helpful instructional reels related to University timelines and procedures.

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The Colleges of the University of Manitoba: A look into the past

New and old students of UM may be curious about our campus’ history. What’s the deal with the various colleges? What exactly is UM’s relationship with Université de Saint-Boniface? For those that have had their curiosity piqued by going into the libraries and seeing the portraits of previous chancellors, or when seeing the dates inscribed into some of the buildings on the Fort Garry campus without any context, here are some tidbits about the University’s early history.