Study plan

No. It’s been replaced by your new 2021 study plan. Your new study plan has been updated with more course information, including unit availability. Unit results will be updated the day after result release.

Your Faculty Student Centre can provide advice and guidance about unit content and how your course relates to your overall educational and career goals.

Not every unit is available in every session, and you might find, particularly as you near the end of your degree, that you can’t enrol in a full-time study load.  The unit might be available in the next session.

• International students: you will need to either apply for a reduced study load or if there are units available you will need to apply for a suspension of studies.
• Domestic (Australian) students: you don’t need to apply if you are reducing the number of units you are studying or taking a break, just enrol in whatever units you can or need to study in that session.

All students should see their study plan here unless you started a double degree in:

• 2020: you will need to refer to eStudent to view your course structure.
• 2021: you will need to refer to the Double Degree Advising Tool to view your course structure.

If you are not one of these double degree student groups and are still unable to see your study plan, please contact Student Connect.

Check that you've allocated your units correctly. You may need to submit an Enrolment Issues form to have units moved. Your Faculty Student Centre can provide further advice.

Your study plan will be updated on a daily basis, so you should see any changes the day after we have processed your request to change. If you transfer into a double degree in 2021, you will need to refer to the Double Degree Advising Tool to view your course structure.

Your study plan will be updated on a daily basis, so you should see any changes by the following day, at the latest. Only units you have successfully completed will show in Section 1 of your study plan, units with an incomplete status will show as enrolled. Failed units will not show. Please refer to your academic transcript in eStudent for your complete academic history.

Because your degree requirements may have changed with the new curriculum - including different completion requirements. Your study plan also lists the old and new unit code changes that occurred in 2020, so you can check how you are progressing against your degree completion requirements. You need to make sure you are studying units that count towards your degree.

Unit information can be found in the 2021 Course Handbook.