Timetables

The Office of the Registrar provides course timetable information for academic courses in all semesters.

The Browse Classes feature provides a convenient method for exploring available classes using easy-to-use selection options. You can use this search tool to:

Plan out courses that work with your schedule.
Filter by Subject, Course Number, Campus, Instructional Method and more.
Review course descriptions and pre/co-requisite information.
Query only for sections with seats available.

Winter 2026 timetable

View the timetable of classes offered by selecting Browse Classes, or the Winter 2026 link below.

Browse Classes

Winter 2026 timetable
Changes to the Winter 2026 timetable

Note: in-person exams may apply to some online courses.

Non-Instructional Days - February 15-22 (Reading Week) & April 3-6 (Easter).

Fall 2025 timetable

View the timetable of classes offered by selecting Browse Classes, or the Fall 2025 link below.

Note: To account for statutory holidays and Fall reading break, several Monday classes will have an additional session on Thursday, December 4th, and several Tuesday classes will have one on Friday, December 5th.

Browse classes

Fall 2025 timetable
Changes to the Fall 2025 timetable

Note: in-person exams may apply to some online courses.

Non-Instructional Days - September 30, October 13, Nov 8-12.

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Instructional Monday and Tuesday

To account for statutory holidays and Fall reading break, during the Fall 2025 semester several Monday classes will have an additional session on Thursday, December 4, and several Tuesday classes will have an additional session on Friday, December 5.

If a course section includes an Instructional Monday or Instructional Tuesday session:

The CRN (Course Reference Number) will list a single additional class on Thursday, December 4 or Friday, December 5, in addition to the regular activity scheduled from September 3 to December 3.
The course section text will also reference the added session.

Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC)

What is ZTC?

To reduce the cost of learning for students, UFV is embarking on a Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) initiative to make students aware of course sections that do not require them to purchase a textbook or related instructional materials, and instead will use,

open educational resources (OER), such as an open textbook,
UFV Library resources that are free for students,
instructor-created resources, such as instructor notes or other resources posted on Brightspace,
other no cost material.

How do you search for ZTC sections?

To find a course section with the ZTC designation,

Go to Browse Classes
Select the term you are interested in registering for (e.g. Fall 2025)
Select Advanced Search
Navigate to the Attributes filter and select Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) from the drop-down menu
Apply any other course filters relevant to your search
Select Search

Once filtered, only courses with zero textbook costs will be displayed.

Please note: ZTC course sections are subject to change.

How to read the timetable

Class details

Associated term: The term the course is offered (e.g. Fall 2025)
CRN: Course Reference Number (e.g. 90021)
Campus: Location
Instructional Method: Delivery format (e.g. Face-to-Face Learning)
Subject and Course Number: The course subject (e.g. BUS) and course number (e.g. 100)
Title: Course title (e.g. Introduction to Business)
Credits: Course credit hours
Grade mode: Grading method (e.g. Standard letter grade)

Course Description

The following will be displayed after selecting the course name from the search results page:

The course description from the official course outline.
Pre- or Co- Requisite requirements (Note: not all courses will have pre- or co- requisites).
Section information text (e.g. notes specific to the course CRN such as added fees, or off-site requirements).

Note: Course descriptions, outlines and program requirements are also available in the Academic Calendar.

Enrolment/Waitlist

This page displays the course capacity:

Actual: the current number of students registered in the seats.
Maximum: the maximum number of seats in the course.
Seats available: the current number of remaining seats available.

Note: Certain course sections have reserved seats for a specific group of students. For detailed information on reserved seats for the term, see the Reserved Seats Information table.

Meeting times

Provides details regarding the day(s) of the week, dates, start time, end time, building and room number.

Days of the week
U	Sunday
M	Monday
T	Tuesday
W	Wednesday
R	Thursday (Note: T in Browse Classes)
F	Friday
S	Saturday

Section numbers
AB	Abbotsford
CH	Chilliwack
ON	Online Course
MI	Mission
HO	Hope
IS	Independent or Directed Study
PR	Practicum

Locations

Courses are offered on various campuses, and buildings are often identified by letters. The first letters of the building code indicate the campus, and the final character is the building (e.g., ABA means Abbotsford campus, building A; CEPA is Chilliwack campus, building A).

Campus
AB	Abbotsford campus
CC	Clearbrook Centre, Abbotsford
CEPT	Canada Education Park Trades Centre, Chilliwack
CEP	Chilliwack campus
HO	Hope Centre
MI	Mission campus
ONLINE	Online Course

Instructional Methods

The University of the Fraser Valley offers courses in five different instructional methods.

Course sections will declare a distinct instructional method so students are fully aware of the course expectations at the time of registration.

To assist in course selection, students can query sections offered of a particular instructional method type by checking the Instructional Method field within myUFV’s online registration dashboard.

OLO — Online Only. No Meeting times

A course that is delivered through remote means. You will be required to have access to a computer and a reliable internet connection to obtain and download course materials as well as to submit assignments and take tests and exams (in-person exams required for some courses).

Meeting times: There are no scheduled meeting times for asynchronous (OLO) classes.
Note: May require access to a device with microphone and/or camera for group or collaborative work.
Attention: in-person exams may apply to online courses.

OLM — Online with Scheduled Meeting times

A course that is delivered through remote means, but includes regularly scheduled online classes, often requiring a video connection with the instructor and class through web conferencing.

You will be required to have access to a computer with a web camera with microphone and a reliable internet connection to participate in the class, obtain and download materials, as well as to submit assignments and take tests and exams (in-person exams required for some courses).

Meeting times: Dates, days and times of scheduled on-line learning activities will be clearly listed in the schedule of classes.
Attention: in-person exams may apply to online courses.

HYB — Blended; A mix of in-person and on-line instruction

A course delivered using a mix of in-person and online learning activities; online learning may be synchronous or asynchronous.

Meeting times: The dates, days and meeting times of in-person classes and scheduled online learning activities will be clearly listed in the schedule of classes. This will require access to a reliable internet connection, a computer and, for some courses, web camera with microphone.

HYX — Hyflex; Flexible Learning

During a course, students can choose to attend sessions in the classroom, participate online, or do both, depending on student need or preference. The flexibility enables students to change their mode of attendance weekly or by topic.

TRD — Face-to-Face Learning

A course, that is delivered in a classroom, studio, shop, or lab setting, requiring a student’s presence on a campus. Some online access to myClass may be required.