Timetable Planner hints & tips

Depending on your level of study you can see timetables for Higher Education (Bachelor degrees, Masters, PhD and Graduate courses) or Vocational Education/TAFE (certificates and diplomas).

  • For Higher Education (HE) study you can select one or more units then see the timetable for those.
  • For Vocational Education (VE)/TAFE study you can select course groups to see the timetable options.

Please note:

  1. The timetable planner provides indicative information about the days or times classes may run. After you have enrolled you will still need to use MyTimetable to create your own personalised timetable.
  2. Timetables may change (may be due to addition, withdrawal or restructure of units/programs).

Timetable planners

2024 timetable planner

View the 2024 timetable in Timetable Planner.

The timetable planner shows the University timetable for:

  • semester 1
  • semester 1 blocks 1, 2, 3 and 4
  • summer and winter blocks
  • trimester 1
  • postgraduate 8-week blocks 1 and 2.

Getting started with the planner

There are a few steps you will need to follow.

  1. Use a computer with Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox as they are the only supported web browsers.
  2. Make sure that pop-up windows are enabled. (if you don't, you will not be able to view the timetables).
  3. Select units (HE) or courses (VE).
  4. View timetables as a grid (calendar) or list
    When you are viewing your timetable keep an eye out for these helpful buttons

    • The back button is your best friend when viewing a timetable as it will return you to the timetable selection page. Use this to go back and refine your results.
    • If you change dates while viewing your calendar the clear filter button will reset back to your default search dates.

Timetable views

You can view your timetable in a couple of different ways depending on your preferred option. There are the grid (calendar) or list views.

After viewing your timetable, you can go back to the previous timetable selection page and refine your results. Your previous selections will be retained.

Viewing a large number of labs & tutorials

For some units there will be instances when a large number of labs and tutorials are displayed because it's showing all available ones. When you are putting in your preferences though you will only need to select one (or however many are required by your course).

Grid (calendar) view

The grid timetable shows a calendar view of your selections.

Using the grid (calendar) view you can click the unit or course entry to show more information about it.

 

 

Sreenshot from MyTimetable. Text alternative is provided under the heading 'Image text alternative'

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Screenshot of grid (calendar) view in My Timetable. On the left is an example of a Higher Education Timetable form with College of Business, City Flinders (now City Campus) and a few units selected. On the right is an example of the units in a calendar, including clashing units.

List view

The list timetable shows a detailed and itemised view of your selections.

 

 

Sreenshot from MyTimetable. Text alternative is provided under the heading 'Image text alternative'

Image text alternative

Screenshot of list view in My Timetable. On the left is an example of a Higher Education Timetable form with College of Business, City Flinders (now City Campus) and a few units selected. On the right is an example of the units displayed as a list with the unit code, type (seminar, lecture or tutorial), day, start time, end time, duration and dates.

Printing your timetable

If you want to print from the calendar or grid view and include the colour-coded entries, you may need to select print background colours or background graphics. This may vary depending on the which internet browser you are using.