Your guide to student life at UNSW

Enrolment is a two-step process you complete in myUNSW. You first need to enrol in your courses and then register for your classes. Each term, you will be assigned a class registration appointment to finalise your timetable for the upcoming teaching period. 

To choose which courses to enrol in, browse through your Program Handbook and view your options. 

Tuition for your studies will be shown as payable on your Fee Statement until the census date for the current enrolment. It allows you to make an upfront student contribution to your fees if you would like to reduce the amount that gets deferred to your HECS-HELP.

If you have enough balance to defer to HECS-HELP and don't want to pay your student contributions upfront, your fees will be automatically deferred after the census date of the enrolment and no further action is required from you. Payments made after the census date will not be applied to your student contribution charges for the current enrolment.

The release of course content on Moodle is managed by each course convenor. Typically, Moodle content is made available a week before the commencement of the term. However, it is also common for some course content to be available on Moodle only from the first day of classes. 

If you have recently updated your enrolment, please allow up to 48 hours for the course to appear on your Moodle. If you still do not have access to these courses and have confirmed that you are correctly enrolled in the course on myUNSW, contact your course convenors via email to request access. 

View the Timetable website for each course to find information on your course convenors.

If you have pending grades such as LE, WC, WJ or WD, you may have a provisional academic standing. Academic standing will be recalculated on a weekly basis until your withheld results are resolved. However, if your academic standing has still not been recalculated a week after your grades have been updated, contact The Nucleus: Student Hub for support. 

If you are unable to to sit your exam or submit your assessment by the due date because of circumstances beyond your control, you may be eligible to apply for Special Consideration or Short Extension. 

Short Extension is a new process that allows you to apply for an extended deadline on your assessment without the need for supporting documentation, providing immediate approval during brief, life-disrupting events. 

If you are unable to attend your exam, require more time to complete your assessment, or your course does not offer Short Extension, you may check your eligibility for Special Consideration instead.