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Enrolling in subjects

How do I enrol in subjects?

Enrolling in a subject confirms you as a student for the study period in which you are enrolled. Once you have enrolled in your subjects, you will be able to register in classes, and have access to University facilities and services. You will also be entitled to a student ID card.

You must re-enrol every year, and be enrolled for each semester, to remain a student of the University. To enrol in subjects you will need to view your Study Plan.

For more information visit the Enrolling in Subjects webpage.

How do I enrol in core subjects?

  1. Core subjects (shown with a red C icon) are preloaded into your Study Plan
  2. Tick the blue 'Enrol' tick box
  3. Scroll down to the bottom
  4. Click 'Enrol'.

How do I enrol in optional subjects?

Optional subjects within the Study Plan include all subjects that are not Core Subjects. These may include electives, breadth, or other subjects that contribute to your selected major or course of study.
  1. To select Optional subjects (shown with a blue O icon), 'Choose your Option Subject' (shown in yellow)
  2. A list of potential subjects will automatically be displayed. If a subject in the Study Plan does not have an Enrol button, it may not be possible to enrol in it due to course planning rules or subject availability. Course rules are available via the University Handbook
  3. Click 'Add to Study Planner' next to the subject to enrol
  4. The description will change to display "Added to Study Planner" in green
  5. Click Save changes on Study Planner
  6. You will be returned to the study planner screen
  7. The colour of the subject changes to yellow
  8. Tick the Enrol tick box
  9. Scroll down to the bottom
  10. Click Enrol
  11. You will be taken to the Potential Enrolment List
  12. Click Save
  13. You will be taken to the Enrolment Confirmation screen
  14. Subjects change to green indicating Enrolled status.

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Last updated: Dec. 10, 2021, 6:18 p.m.

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