On campus - MyTimetable

MyTimetable lets you plan and view all on-campus classes you're studying in the upcoming session.

We understand having a clash-free timetable that fits in with your life is important to you.

Key dates

You can also look up future sessions by using the 'timetable' filter on the key dates page.

Plan and build your timetable

Remember that allocations are on a ‘first in, first served’ basis. The most popular class times fill up quickly, so make sure you're prepared before allocations open.

Step 1

When MyTimetable opens in read-only

Log in and:

  • View your classes.
  • Plan your timetable.
Step 2

When class allocations open

Remember that:

  • You must be enrolled in your subjects before they will appear in MyTimetable. Please allow an hour or so for your subject to show.
  • If there is only one option for you to attend, you will be automatically allocated to the class. Micro Sessions only ever have one options and can skip this step.

When you're ready, log in and:

  • Allocate into your preferred classes.
  • Request a swap if your preferred class is full.
  • Print, share, export your timetable.
Step 3

Once you've allocated your classes

During your studies you can view your timetable in your personalised calendar. Here you can also view key university dates and your exam timetable.

What to do if...


The best way to check if you have a clash is to view your timetable in the week-by-week view.

Watch our quick video for instructions on how to view your timetable by week.

Should a clash occur, it is important to rectify this as soon as possible.

If you’re studying at a Study Centre or other partner institution, please contact them directly if you have any questions about your timetable.

If you’re studying an on-campus subject at one of our main campuses (including Sydney and Melbourne campuses) please:

  • Check to see if there is another class you could choose.
  • Core subjects take priority over electives. If your timetable clash is with a core subject and an elective, or two electives, you’ll need to either:
    • select another elective
    • study the elective online.

Submit a Timetable Resolution Form if:

  • You have a clash between your core subjects OR,
  • You are unable to allocate your subject/s OR,
  • You need to change your allocation.

Timetable Resolution Form

If you have any questions or concerns about class clashes, contact Student Central.

Some classes may fill quickly. We recommend looking up the key dates and picking your classes as soon as the allocation opens.

If your preferred class is full

If you are unable to allocate because your preferred class is full, allocate into a class you are able to and request a swap into the class you would prefer – if a place becomes available you will be notified by email.

Timetable interface screenshot highlighting the swap button

If all classes are full

The WAITLIST feature is available. If your activities are full, you can request to join a waitlist. If a place becomes available you will be notified by email. If required, we will schedule extra activities. Check your timetable for these to appear.

Timetable interface screenshot of allocation notice showing all classes are full.

You won’t need to sign up to a class if there is only one option to attend or your lecturer has allocated you to a class.

Due to complex timetabling requirements, some subjects will remain as read-only. These activities will be managed by your Subject Coordinator who will provide you with more information at Orientation, when you attend your first lecture or via Brightspace.

Your Subject Coordinator’s details are available in the subject outlines.

Subject outlines are available 14 days prior to the start of session.

View subject outlines

At the end of week one of session we’ll clear all swap requests. If you have an outstanding swap request and still wish to switch classes, we’ll invite you to submit your request again. If you’re happy with your timetable as it is, you wont need to do anything. Come census date all requests will be cleared.

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