Course schedules and class groups
Only after you have entered your individual study programme (ISP) can you consult your personal schedule. You will find an answer to the most frequently asked questions about course schedules below.
How to register your Individual Study Programme?
For each class group a course schedule has been drawn up in which the lessons of compulsory subjects do not overlap. Read all about it on this page
Students follow the lessons of compulsory courses within a class group. Such a class group has a code e.g. 1B BM/1A1. For each class group a course schedule has been made in which the lessons of compulsory courses do not overlap. Elective courses do not overlap with the compulsory courses of the same programme stage.
When you follow a flexible learning path, you’re taking courses from multiple programmes and you have to register for the programme stages in which you follow most of your credits. Thus, the course schedule of most (compulsory) subjects is fixed. The course units of another programme stage you want to follow, have to be organized around this basic course schedule.
You can contact the learning path coach(es) of your degree programme for more help with the composition of a learning path that suits your personal profile.
Be careful when composing your personal course schedule and take in account the advice that your learning path coach(es) give(s) you. You need to make sure you take the same course with the same class group and the same teacher at all times.
A change to the class group assigned to you at registration can only be considered if there is a valid reason. Each request is reviewed individually by your programme. You can contact your programme via the contact persons listed on the student platform: www.odisee.be/dashboard.
When?
You should contact them as soon as possible after the ISP opens on September 10, and definitely before you submit your ISP. For students who enrolled on time (by 10 October), class group changes will no longer be possible from 15 October onwards.
You can find the schedule for a certain course unit in the online programme guide. First choose the program in the online programme guide and then the course unit and the correponding learning activities. Then click on the clock next to the number of contact hours. A pop-up screen will appear with the schedule for the course unit in question.
You can find the schedule for a certain course unit in the online programme guide. First choose the program in the online programme guide and then the course unit and the correponding learning activities. Then click on the clock next to the number of contact hours. A pop-up screen will appear with the schedule for the course unit in question.
On the dashboard of the student platform you can go under 'My tools' to 'My Admin' and click on 'My course schedule'.
Your personal timetable opens by default in the current week via a calendar view. You can choose other display options by indicating your choice at the top. Navigating between different data can be done via arrows or by clicking on data; you can return by clicking on Today.
Do you prefer a list view? Click the menu button with three horizontal lines next to the monthly overview button and choose 'Schedule (List)'. You can choose between a week or semester overview.
In the calendar view of the timetable, lessons are shown in a blue color, exams are in a green color. If you click on a lesson or an exam, a pop-up will open. You can click on the code of the course, then the ECTS sheet of the course opens. If you click on the room, a room sheet will open in which you can find the address of the building in which the room is located. If the lesson takes place online or externally, the teacher will give you more information about this.
If you click on the room, a room sheet opens in which you can find the address of the building in which the room is located. On the Find your room page, you will find an overview per campus of the structure of the room numbers so that you can easily find the room where you need to be.
What can also help you during your studies:
When you follow a flexible learning path, you’re taking courses from multiple programmes and you have to register for the programme stages in which you follow most of your credits. Thus, the course schedule of most (compulsory) subjects is fixed. The course units of another programme stage you want to follow, have to be organized around this basic course schedule.
You can contact the learning path coach(es) of your degree programme for more help with the composition of a learning path that suits your personal profile.
Be careful when composing your personal course schedule and take in account the advice that your learning path coach(es) give(s) you. You need to make sure you take the same course with the same class group and the same teacher at all times.
When you follow a flexible learning path, you’re taking courses from multiple programmes and you have to register for the programme stages in which you follow most of your credits. Thus, the course schedule of most (compulsory) subjects is fixed. The course units of another programme stage you want to follow, have to be organized around this basic course schedule.
You can contact the learning path coach(es) of your degree programme for more help with the composition of a learning path that suits your personal profile.
Be careful when composing your personal course schedule and take in account the advice that your learning path coach(es) give(s) you. You need to make sure you take the same course with the same class group and the same teacher at all times.