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Planned System Outage

From 5:00 pm, Friday, 27 November (AEDT) until 9:00 am, Monday 30 November (AEDT), there will be a planned outage across some of your digital platforms. We appreciate your patience during this time.

The outage will impact:

Student Portal
Staff access to Student Information Systems
(this may cause delays in responding to your queries and requests)

The outage will not impact:

Blackboard
Office 365 and student email
Library
Careers Connect

Where to get help?

Office 365 and student email (and single sign-on issues)
Blackboard
Library

Coronavirus - Torrens response

Torrens University is continuing to review and monitor the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. We will provide updated information and advice to students, staff, partners and visitors as it becomes available. You can read more on our approach on our newly created COVID-19 website.

Recent updates

20 November 2020 | South Australia Lockdown Update
18 November 2020 | South Australia Lockdown Announced - important information for South Australian students
22 September 2020 | Installation of perspex screens at Ultimo, Bowen Terrace, Gotha Street and The Rocks campuses
3 August 2020 | New Restrictions in Melbourne from Sunday 2nd August and Regional Victoria from Wednesday 5th August
21 July 2020 | Compulsory Face Masks in Melbourne from Thursday July 23, 2020

Get ready for exams

All exams for Trimester 3 will be held online. Check the exam timetable and other important information you need to know to prepare for your exams.

Student Central

Student Central is your landing page to access the digital platforms you use for studying.

Bookmark this page today!

Academic integrity matters!

Academic integrity is showing and committing to honest and moral behaviour in an academic setting. Use our quick checklist guide to make sure you meet academic integrity requirements for your next assessment.

Dylan Alcott

To celebrate the International Day of People with Disabilities, we are delighted chat with Dylan Alcott. As an Olympic gold medalist, multiple grand slam winner and committed advocate for people living with disabilities, Dylan has helped raise the profile of disabled sport to new heights.