Students with accessibility requirements.Short course and microcredential participants.International Studies and Social Sciences.If your timetable changes slightly from Week 1 to Week 2, don't worry – some courses don't schedule tutorials for Week 1, or every week.Ĭheck this timetable regularly before semester starts: depending on how many students enrol in your course, there might be changes to room venues or class times. Once you’ve been allocated to all your required classes, select the ‘Timetable’ tab in My Timetable to see your finalised timetable for the semester. Once you've found the correct faculty, you can contact them via the email listed below:īusiness: Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology (EAIT): Health and Behavioural Sciences (HABS): Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS): Medicine: Science: your finished timetable To access a course profile from My Timetable, select the relevant information icon in the side menu. They’ll be listed as the ‘coordinating unit’ in your course profile. If there are no suitable class times available, contact the relevant faculty or school for advice. Watch the video to learn how to plan your timetable: Remember that the planner is separate to class preferencing and allocation. You'll only be able to plan for courses you're enrolled in – other course timetables are viewable from the public timetable. Check the Academic Calendar for timetable publication dates.
The planner is available as soon as the timetable is released for the semester. The My Timetable planner is a tool available to help you decide which classes you would prefer to be allocated to. You can access My Timetable through your my.UQ dashboard (student login required). My Timetable – our class allocation system. You'll then be allocated to classes based on these preferences.įor courses that offer multiple class times, you'll need to register your preferred times through
After you enrol, you’ll need to plan your class timetable and enter your preferred class times.
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