Re-enrolment FAQS
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Re-enrolment
For more information about the re-enrolment process and requirements, visit the Re-enrolment webpage.
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If your enrolment is incomplete after the Semester 1 census date, the following will happen based on your enrolment status:
No re-enrolment or leave taken in either half-year period
Your course will be cancelled after Semester 1 census date. If you wish to continue your studies, you must apply for reinstatement.
Only re-enrolled or leave taken for the second half-year and not the first-half year period
Your course will be cancelled after the Semester 1 census date, and you will be withdrawn from Semester 2 subjects. If you miss the Semester 1 census date deadline and wish to continue your studies, you must apply for reinstatement.
Only re-enrolled or leave taken for the first half-year and not the second half-year period (and are not on track to finish mid-year)
Your course will be cancelled after the Semester 2 census date.
To continue your studies, you must enrol in subjects or apply for leave for the second half-year period before the standard Semester 2 period. If you miss this deadline, you must apply for reinstatement.
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- If your course is cancelled for failing to re-enrol, you can apply for reinstatement.
- If successful, you will be charged a reinstatement fee
- Check your cancellation email for instructions on how to apply.
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Subjects are taught online or on campus (in person). To confirm the delivery mode for each subject, check the subject information page.
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We usually remove failed subjects from your study plan within 24 hours to free up space or allow you to re-enrol.
If a failed subjects remains on your study plan for more than 24 hours after 1 December, submit an Enrolment Assistance Form.
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If you re-enrol for 2027, your fees will appear in your Statement of Liability and Student Invoice from mid-December, after the timely re-enrolment period closes.
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- If your current leave ends in December, you must re-enrol if you still have subjects left to complete. Your leave will not block you from re-enrolling
- If you have approved leave for the first half of next year, you must still re-enrol in subjects for the second half-year period.
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Re-enrol during the timely re-enrolment period, even if you are waiting to see a course adviser. You can change your enrolment later after receiving advice. By re-enrolling on time, you avoid the late re-enrolment fee. Waiting for advice is not a reason for this fee to be waived.
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- Re-enrol as if your application will not be approved
- If your application is approved:
- Update your enrolment as soon as possible and withdraw from course/s you no longer plan to take.
- To avoid additional fees, do this before your subject census dates.
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International students without a current CoE can still re-enrol. The CoE will be organised later, based on your enrolment.
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- If you were due to finish and may be eligible for Final Subject Assessment (FSA), you won’t have been invited to re-enrol so the re-enrolment deadlines don’t apply
- If you fail your final subject, you should re-enrol because FSA is not guaranteed. You can change your enrolment later if you pass the FSA. Learn more about final subject assessments.
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- Overdue fees prevent you from re-enrolling
- To lift the sanction, pay your overdue fees.
- Allow up to two business days for payment to be processed.