The School of Graduate Studies provides the most up-to-date course timetable information for graduate courses in all terms (Fall, Winter, Spring/Summer). Detailed course descriptions and program requirements are in the Graduate Academic Calendar. Please login to myTrent to register for courses.

Please note, the Academic Timetable accessible through the myTrent portal includes room location information.

In the timetable you can filter by term, location, and program department to see course schedules. Please be advised that the timetable is subject to change and it is important to check back at the start of each term to confirm course location, day and time.

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