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Your class timetable

If you're a coursework student, you'll receive a timetable at the start of each semester.

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Your timetable shows your class times, class types (such as lectures and tutorials) and locations. Most coursework students can access their timetable in Sydney Timetable once it becomes available. Be sure to check the key dates so you don't miss important timetable activities and deadlines.

Not all units and courses are scheduled through Sydney Timetable. In some cases, your faculty or school will provide timetable information directly, or some units may not appear on your timetable. Check if this applies to you.

How to organise your timetable

Title : Step 1: Pre-plan

Description : Plan early using the proposed class schedule for the upcoming semester, available a few weeks after enrolment opens.

Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/students/timetables/class-timetables/pre-plan-your-timetable.html

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Title : Step 2: Add your preferences

Description : When the preferencing period is open you have the option to request your preferred class times for your enrolled units.

Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/students/timetables/class-timetables/preferences.html

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Title : Step 3: Review and adjust

Description : Once timetables are available you can view your personal timetable and change your class times, until the end of Week 2.

Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/students/timetables/class-timetables/adjust-timetable.html

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More help with your timetable

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Quick guide

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A quick reference guide to the class information, icons and buttons, displayed in Sydney Timetable.

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Exceptional circumstances

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What to do if you need to change your timetable due to exceptional circumstances that are outside your control.

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Intensives over the breaks

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If you enrol in an intensive session over the summer or winter break, find out how you'll receive your timetable.

Know the key dates and deadlines

Courses and units not in Sydney Timetable

Units with no timetable

Some units don't receive a timetable because they don't have scheduled classes. For example:

  • certain OLE units, which are delivered online for you to take at your own pace
  • overseas study opportunities.

If you don't see a unit on your timetable, first check the attendance requirements in the Unit of study outline. You'll find this under the Weekly schedule section.

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Units managed by your faculty or school

Some units don't appear in Sydney Timetable because they are managed locally by your faculty or school. These include:

  • certain project, placement, dissertation and capstone units
  • some honours units
  • all courses in the University of Sydney School of Medicine 
  • some courses in the University of Sydney School of Dentistry.

Check your unit of study Canvas page once it's available to find out more. You can also contact your unit of study coordinator using the details in your Handbook > Unit of study description.

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Last updated: 03 November 2026

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