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Tuesday, December 16, 2025

Happy Holidays

The University is closed for the holiday season from 4:30pm on December 23 to 8:30am on January 5. Please note that no administrative or academic service offices will be available during this time. The Registrar's Office reopens at 8:30am on January 5, 2025. Deferred final or take-home examinations during the holiday closure: You must apply... More

Thursday, January 9, 2025

Streamline Your Campus Card Replacement Process!

If you need to replace your Campus Card, you can now request one via a new online form. This online solution allows you to easily submit a request for a replacement without having to stand in line! More details about this new service are available at the Campus Card... More

Friday, August 23, 2024

Waitlist Reminder

The Waitlist System will close at midnight 2 days prior to the start of the term. All requests to be placed on a waitlist for the current term must be received before this date/time. Please note that if you are currently on the waitlist for a course, you will remain on the waitlist until... More

Friday, June 14, 2024

Registrar’s Office Services

The Registrar’s Office manages the academic activities of all undergraduate and special students at Carleton University. We are responsible for maintaining the academic records of all current and former students.  We produce transcripts, certificates of enrolment, verifications of student status, diplomas and assist with the completion of... More

Thursday, May 23, 2024

Academic Consideration Policy

Carleton University is committed to supporting students who may face extenuating circumstances affecting their academic responsibilities. The Academic Consideration Policy provides a framework for faculty to offer appropriate accommodations while maintaining the integrity of course outcomes. Key Aspects of the Policy: Scope: The policy applies to... More

Thursday, April 11, 2024

Micro-credential and Professional Development Non-Credit Course Offerings

Carleton University is actively expanding its offerings in Micro-credential and Professional Development non-credit courses, and are now able to accept proposals through Courseleaf from faculty and staff who are interested in developing and teaching these non-credit courses. Microcredentials are short, skill-specific courses designed to meet the... More

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