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- Where do I start?
- Your course components
- Choose your units of study
- Liberal studies and specialist degrees
- Professional and other degrees
- Deadlines for choosing your units
- Academic advice
Deadlines for choosing your units
Once you've decided on your units of study, you need to enrol. Read our information on how to enrol including the relevant enrolment deadlines for your course.
You still have the opportunity to change your units after you have enrolled.
Each session has a deadline for the last day to add a unit of study. For Semesters 1 and 2, this is the end of week two of the semester.
You can withdraw from a unit of study without any penalties up until the census date of that session. If you choose to discontinue a unit after census, there may be financial and/or academic penalties.
Deadlines for adding units of study and the census date for each session are available on the Study dates page.
If you are a postgraduate Law student, you have a large variety of intensive units available. These units are daytime classes held over a four or five day period (generally between 9am and 5pm). Make sure you familiarise yourself with the relevant deadlines for intensive units, as these differ to the semester dates. You will also need to make sure your classes don't clash, and that you're available to attend all scheduled classes.
You can find class dates and locations in the latest timetable.
If you’re studying in the School of Public Health, we strongly recommend you talk to the unit of study coordinator before enrolling in a unit of study after Week 1. This is to make sure you don’t miss essential information that could set you back in the unit.
Last updated: 07 August 2024
