MyTimetable allows you to easily view and plan your on-campus classes for the upcoming session.
You'll be able to see your compulsory lectures and choose times for tutorials, practicals and workshops that best suit you.
You'll use MyTimetable for your on-campus:
The process of choosing classes is known as ‘allocating’. Allocations are on a ‘first in, first served’ basis. The most popular classes fill quickly, so for the best chance of getting the class times you want, be prepared!
In MyTimetable, you'll see references to 'activities'. The most common types of activites are...:
In most cases, you'll need to choose a time that you can attend these activities in MyTimetable.
This video shows how to find your way around MyTimetable when you first log in.
This video shows how to allocate classes when allocations are open.
Allocations can only be made while Summary view is ON.
This video explains why some classes can’t be allocated and what to do.
You may not be able to allocate if:
If a class is full, choose another option or join the waitlist (heart icon).
If a spot opens, you’ll be automatically allocated and notified by alert and email.
This video shows how to change classes or join a waitlist while allocations are open.
To swap classes:
If a class is full (or all options are full):
You can join more than one waitlist. If a spot opens, you’ll be automatically allocated and notified by alert and email.
This video explains how to check and resolve timetable clashes.
Key rules:
This video shows how Summary and Week view affect your timetable.
This video shows how to use MyTimetable on a mobile device.
This video explains how time zones affect your timetable.
This video shows how to recognise classes that run in multiple parts.
You might notice:
These are multipart classes. You’ll need to attend all parts.
Switch to Week view to check when each part runs.
This video shows how to plan activities with classmates:
To create an event: