We'll send you an email when your personalised timetable is available. You'll then be able to view your timetable until the end of semester, and most students can change class times until the end of Week 2 of semester.
To view your timetable, log in to Sydney Timetable and select the Timetable tab.
Generally, your timetable displays the units you completed enrolment in, although there are also some units that won't appear on your timetable.
If your enrolment in a unit is pending (for example, if you're waiting on the outcome of an enrolment exception request), you'll need to complete enrolment before the unit will appear on your timetable.
You might already be allocated to classes, or you might need to add yourself to some of your classes.
By default, when you open your timetable it displays a Summary view of all your classes for all your enrolled sessions. If you're making changes to your timetable, it needs to be in Summary view to access all available edit options.
However, some students have different classes on alternating weeks and you won't be able to see this in Summary view. Turning off Summary view allows you to scroll by day and week, so it's good idea to turn it off for the duration of the semester.
You have the option to switch between Week and Day view, use the arrows to navigate through your calendar, and, when Summary view is turned off, select a specific month.
If you're viewing or changing your timetable, our quick reference guide will help you understand class information and the icons, buttons and symbols used.
You'll be able to change your timetable during the review and adjust period. Check regularly for new class options until you have a final timetable, as we monitor demand and add new classes where we can.
You won't be able to change classes that are Read Only, for example if:
Select the Timetable tab and check that Summary view is switched on. Follow the steps for the task you want to complete from the following options.
Your activities (e.g. lectures, tutorials, labs) will be listed in the panel on the right. If you see a red triangle, it means you're not allocated to a class yet.
To quickly view available class times, click the activity tile.
If location is important to you, select View more to see additional details. Keep in mind this will block your calendar view. You can always check class location on the calendar after adding yourself to a class, and then change to a different class if needed.
Your activities (e.g. lectures, tutorials, labs) will be listed in the panel on the right. If you see a red triangle, it means you're not allocated to a class yet.
To quickly view available class times, click the activity tile.
If location is important to you, select View more to see additional details. Keep in mind this will block your calendar view. You can always check class location on the calendar after adding yourself to a class, and then change to a different class if needed.
cmp-callout--informational-blue
If a class time is 'Unavailable' and you see a heart icon, it means the class is full but you can join a waitlist. If a spot becomes available, you'll automatically be removed from your current class and added to the new class. Only join a waitlist if you're sure you'd like to change to that class, as you may not be able to change back once moved.
If a class displays overlapping circles, attendance is not mandatory. The class will be recorded, so you can watch it later.
As long as you can meet the requirements of both units, you don't need to change your classes.
If classes display crossed arrows, it means we've manually allocated you to classes that clash with each other, and attendance is mandatory for both.
This only happens when we've been unable to find a timetable arrangement that avoids the clash based on your enrolled units.
If two classes appear to be scheduled at the same time but you don't see overlapping circles or crossed arrows, the classes are likely running in different weeks or during different parts of the semester. For example, you might attend a tutorial in Week 1 and a lab in Week 2.
To check:
If you're already allocated to a class
If you're not yet allocated to a class
Contact us
If you're a current student, this is how you can get in touch with us