About course pages and self-enrolment
About the course pages – login and self-enrolment
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kurser.math.su.se contains course pages for current course rounds at the Department of Mathematics. Course information, material, announcements and other information for the current course round are published here.
To see all courses offered by the Department of Mathematics and when they are offered, see:
Logging in
You need a university account to log in to the course pages. If you are a student at Stockholm University, activate your account at aktivera.su.se. Then use the “Log in” link in the top right corner. You can log in with an SU or KTH account.
Find and self-enrol on your course page
Course pages usually open for self-enrolment approximately one week before the course starts.
- Find your course using the search function or the course categories at kurser.math.su.se (subject, level and semester).
- When you are logged in on the course page, click “Enrol me in this course” under “Settings”.
- Once you have self-enrolled, the course will appear under “My courses”.
Exception: For Matematik I, you do not need to self-enrol. You are added to the course page by the course coordinator if you are admitted and registered for the course.
Course-page self-enrolment and Ladok registration
Self-enrolment on a course page and course registration in Ladok are two separate things. Being able to self-enrol on a course page does not mean that you are formally registered for the course. You must also be registered for the course in Ladok in order to take examinations and receive course credit.
Emails and your email address
Once you have self-enrolled on a course page, announcements from the course forum are automatically sent to the email address connected to your university account. It is therefore important that this address works and that you check it regularly.
You can check which email address is connected to your account and change it via kontohantering.su.se.
Junk mail and blocked senders
Emails from university systems may sometimes be sorted as junk mail or placed in another inbox. If you are expecting an email that has not arrived, check your junk folder and mark the message as “not junk”.
Also make sure that the following addresses are not blocked:
- noreply@kurser.math.su.se – messages from the course pages
- no-reply@math.su.se – including welcome emails from the Department of Mathematics
- donotreply@antagning.se – admission notifications