University timetable

View a list of the University’s scheduled classes, including lectures, tutorials, labs, and studios.

An annual list of classes for the University's scheduled courses is published as a spreadsheet called the Academic Timetable. This full timetable includes the time and location for lectures, tutorials, labs, and studios for every scheduled course offered that year.

Lecture days and times are scheduled first. Tutorials, labs, workshops, and studios are added as they are finalised during the first weeks of the trimester.

If any classes that are part of your course—or the course itself—aren’t in the timetable spreadsheet, contact your course coordinator.

You may find the full timetable useful if you are planning to change your courses and need to avoid having two classes at the same time. You can also ask your Student Success Adviser for help.

How to read the spreadsheet

Each course is represented in the spreadsheet by a set of rows. Each row has the time and location for a class—lecture, tutorial, lab, or studio—that is part of the course.

Course column

The first column shows the course code, for example, ACCY130 is the code for Accounting for Accountability and Decision Making.

CRN column

The Course Reference Number (CRN) is a number unique to a course offered in any one year. The CRN distinguishes between identical courses that are:

  • taught in different trimesters—for example, in Trimester 1 and Trimester 2
  • taught in different modes—for example, in person and by distance learning
  • taught in multiple streams in the same trimester.

Type column

This column indicates whether the class is a lecture, tutorial, lab, or studio.

Dates column

This column indicates the time period for each class for each course. In many cases it will be simply 'Trimester 1', 'Trimester 2' or 'Trimester 1 + 2' (for full year courses), and therefore classes start in the first week of the trimester and finish at the end of the final assessment period.

In other cases:

  • Tutorial classes may start after the beginning of the trimester, for example, 'Trimester 1 (starts 2nd week)'.
  • If a normally scheduled class won't be offered in a particular week (due to a public holiday or similar) this will be shown as an exclusion, for example, 'Trimester 1 (excludes wk of Mar 25)'.

Some courses are taught outside of the standard trimesters. In this case the date entry will be based on the Monday of the first week of the course to the Monday of the last week. For example, a course that is listed as running for “Wks of 11 Jul–15 Aug", will run from the week of Monday 11 July to the week of Monday 15 August.

Days column

Initials are used to show the days of the week:

  • M = Monday
  • T = Tuesday
  • W = Wednesday
  • R = Thursday
  • F = Friday
  • S = Saturday
  • U = Sunday.

If a class takes place at the same time on multiple days, they will share a row. For example, a class shown as 'MRF' will occur at the same time of the day on Monday, Thursday and Friday.

Start and finish columns

The time of each class is shown using 24-hour clock times. For example, '14:10' in the Start column means the class starts at 2:10 pm.

Room column

The location of each class is noted in the room column using a code made up of:

  • two letters that indicate the building—these codes are listed on the locate a room page
  • 'LT' to indicate that it's a lecture theatre
  • the room number—the first digit indicates the level.

Classes that are held online are indicated by an empty cell for the room.