Programme and course schedules, which also provide information about classrooms, are published four weeks before your course starts. If you are a newly admitted student studying an online course or programme, you'll find your schedule and course dates in your welcome email.
Find your schedule
Schedules are published four weeks before the course starts. You can search for your schedule online.
If you have trouble finding the right schedule, try narrowing your search by adding the semester you started your studies. For example, if you started your studies in the autumn of 2019, add 19H. Or, if you started in the spring semester of 2019, type in 19V.
Add your schedule to your phone
Download the KronoX app
To get your schedule on your phone, download the KronoX app. The app is available for both iPhone and Android.
Schedule in your calendar
You can also download your schedule directly to your calendar on your computer or smartphone. Once you've found your schedule, click ‘Get iCal file’ and the schedule will download automatically.
Please be aware that changes in the schedule won’t automatically be updated in your calendar. To ensure you have the correct schedule, make sure you update the iCal file regularly.
Academic calendar
Autumn 2019
September 2 to January 19
Spring 2020
January 20 to June 7
Autumn 2020
August 31 to January 17
Spring 2021
January 18 to June 6
Autumn 2021
August 30 to January 16
Please note that some programmes and courses may start earlier or later than the dates above. Make sure to check your schedule regularly for correct dates and locations.
Book a group room
Most group rooms can only be booked on the day and not in advance. At the Orkanen library, however, it is possible to reserve a group room up to a week in advance. These group rooms can be reserved for two hours a day. Other group rooms can be reserved for four hours a day.
At Gäddan, there are group rooms on the second and third floor. You can only book the rooms on the second floor in advance.
Rooms at the Student Service Centre can be booked at the reception.
Book online
Go to schema.mau.se and log in using your computer identity.
Click on the ‘Resources’ tab and select the building where you want to reserve a room.
Make sure you confirm your reservation, otherwise it will be cancelled.
Book using the Kronox app
Download the Kronox app by searchinhg for 'Kronox' in the App Store or Google Play to reserve a study room. The app is available for both iPhone and Android.
Open the Kronox app and log in using your computer identity.
Click on the ‘Resources’ tab and select the building where you want to reserve a room.
Choose a room to make a reservation. Green indicates it is available, and red indicates it is already booked.
Click on ‘Book’. You can choose to make a note in the box titled ‘Information’.
Make sure you confirm your reservation, otherwise it will be cancelled.
Equipment in reading rooms and group rooms
All rooms are equipped with HDMI cables. If you do not have a computer with an HDMI port, you will need an adapter. If you do not have your own adapter, you can borrow one from the University.
Find classrooms and computer rooms
The name of the classroom is often a combination of letters and numbers. In the library, communual areas and computer rooms, there are computers available for you to use. To log in, just use your computer identity.
Classroom
Classrooms in Niagara have names beginning with NI; for example, NI:B0204, where NI stands for Niagara, the third letter refers to the section of the building (A, B or C), the first two digits are the floor and the last two are the number of the room.
Classrooms in Orkanen have names that begin with OR; for example, OR:D222, where OR stands for Orkanen, the third letter refers to the building, the first digit is the floor and the last two are the number of the room.
Classrooms in Gäddan have names that begin with G8; for example, G8:507, where G8 stands for Gäddan, the first digit refers to the floor and the last two are the number of the room.
Classrooms in the Faculty of Health and Society have names that begin with AS; for example, AS:U407, where AS stands for the Faculty of Health and Society, the first digit refers to the floor and the last two are the number of the room.
Classrooms at the Faculty of Odontology have names that begin with KL; for example, KL:3560, where KL stands for the building, the first number is the floor and the last three are the number of the room.
If you are looking for a specific lecture hall or meeting room you can use Mazemap, an app which helps you to navigate the different University buildings.
