Planning your course and subjects

To make the most of your course, it's important to understand your course structure, choose the right subjects, and explore the options available to you.

Discover our online planner

Use My Course Planner to create a visual course plan for your Bachelor degree or graduate coursework studies. You can search for subjects, map your major requirements, and save your URL link to revisit your plan throughout your studies.

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  • How to plan your course

    Develop and refine a course plan to achieve your goals and ensure you are on track to graduate.

  • Faculty course planning resources

    Course-specific resources to help you to make decisions about subject choices, major selections, and study pathways.

  • Choosing your major

    Research and planning is key to choosing your major in your undergraduate course. Learn about your options and check the requirements you will need to meet.

  • Breadth subjects

    Breadth subjects give undergraduate students the opportunity to study outside their main discipline and broaden their skills and knowledge.

  • Discovery subjects

    Each undergraduate degree offers a course specific Discovery Subject, designed to support your introduction to University.

  • Study periods

    Find out about study periods to make the most of flexible subject options and know how to meet your enrolment requirements.

  • Study load

    A standard full-time study load is 50 credit points per half-year period. View further details regarding specific study load requirements for domestic students and international student visa holders.

  • Failing a subject

    Understand your options after failing a subject and access support to help plan your next steps.

  • Making changes to your course

    Understand your options if your personal or academic circumstances change.

  • Course and subject delivery information

    Find out about how our programs are delivered.

  • Course progression rules

    Understand the rules that determine when you can move from one subject level to the next in your course.

Need help with planning your course and subjects?

Submit an online enquiry or book an appointment with one of our course advisers, who can help you with course rules and structure, understanding subject pre-requisites, enrolling in to subjects, using the study plan, checking you're on track to graduate and more. Please add your My Course Planner link to any enquiry or appointment booking.

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