Different courses have different study periods (trimesters or terms), however, they all have key dates that you need to be aware of.
Here you can view your key dates, how to understand them, and download your academic calendar or study planner.
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Each study period has key dates, below you can find a visual timeline and a table to help you understand important key dates during a study period.
Key date | Explanation |
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International Financial Liability Deadline |
The deadline for an international student to finalise enrolment for the study period, after which financial liability will be incurred. Subject fees are due as per the date on your invoice. Effective from September 2024. Remember – you must study full time. |
Enrolment Change Deadline |
You can add subjects, change subjects, or change class times using the online subject selection tool. For trimesters, this is the end of week 2. |
Census Date (Domestic) |
This is the deadline for domestic students to withdraw from a subject without financial or academic penalty. For trimesters, this is the end of week 3. For shorter study periods, this is during week 2. |
Academic Withdrawal Date |
This is the deadline for you to withdraw from a subject without academic penalty. If you withdraw from a subject by this date, you will still have to pay the fees, but you won’t receive a Fail grade. Instead, your transcript will show “Withdrawn Not Fail”. |
Withdrawal Deadline |
This is the deadline for you to withdraw from a subject. If you withdraw from a subject by this date, you will still have to pay the fees, and your transcript will show “Withdrawn Fail”. |
Results Release Date |
Your results will be finalised by Examination Committee and published in your Student Portal on this date. It is usually 2 weeks after the end of the study period. |