Understanding and accessing your academic results

Results are your final grades for a unit of study. They are normally issued two weeks after the end of the teaching period.

Students with outstanding debt on their student account will not receive their results by email and will not be able to see them in eStudent. Ensure that you pay any outstanding fees – including library fines – as soon as possible to access your results.

Results will only be released once payment has cleared.

Getting your results

Find your results release dates for all study periods.

All available results are sent by email* before they are available online. They are sent in small batches throughout the day, so other students studying the same units as you may receive their results at a different time to you. However, if you have not received your results in your student email address, you can log into eStudent from 3pm (AEDT) on the release date and check your results online.

*Assuming you do not have a financial sanction due to unpaid fees.

If you are concerned the email hasn't arrived by 3pm, check your spam/junk folder.

Results FAQs

Make sure you understand the grading system and what your results mean. Refer to our FAQs below for more information.

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Sometimes you may feel that something – external to your performance – influenced your final result and you can demonstrate that the University has made a mistake in its processes as stated in the Assessment Procedure. If this is the case, you first need to review your grades and then you may wish to consider an appeal.

Academic progression means maintaining a satisfactory level of academic achievement throughout your studies and completing your course. Your academic progression will determine your academic standing. To find out more about your academic standing and where you can get advice, please refer to the academic progression page.

The University's Academic Progression Policy and Procedure requires you to pass at least 51% of your attempted load in a study period. If you do not meet these requirements on a continuing basis (meaning you have been cautioned, have had conditional enrolment and still not passed 51% of your units), you may be at risk of suspension/exclusion.

The University's General Coursework Rules also outline the requirements for those students enrolled in a practical, clinical or professional program or unit of study. The General Coursework Rule 10(7) provides that a student who fails to meet these requirements may be excluded from further enrolment in that program of study. Please note that the aforementioned General Coursework Rules supersede Academic Standing.

If you are at risk of suspension or exclusion, you will be notified via your official student email and also via a hard copy letter sent to your preferred mailing address.

For more information refer to the suspension appeal information sheet [PDF 99KB] and exclusion appeal information sheet [PDF 94KB].