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Current Students Enrolment Class Registration
Class Registration Schedule
Opening dates and times for class registration are staggered according to study periods and Colleges. Look for your College and subject disciplines or subject code in the schedule below.
Class registration exceptions:
- Medicine students do not need to register for classes.
- Dentistry Students - class registration for your core 'DS' subjects will be managed by your College for years 1 to 4. Students in year 5 do not need to register for classes. Students completing 'HS' subjects can self-register for classes or refer to specific instructions from the College of Public Health, Medical and Veterinary Science.
- Pharmacy and Veterinary Science students - class registration for your core subjects is managed by your College. You will still need to register for any electives separately.
- Physiotherapy students - class registration for your PS coded subjects is managed by your College. You will still need to register for any classes that are not PS coded.
Students on the intercampus mobility program from Singapore - contact the Enrolment Team to enrol and register for classes.
Study Period 2, 2019 (Early Start)
| College/subjects | Opening date/time |
|---|---|
| Early start subject –NS3882 Only | 30 April, 9:30am |
Study Period 7, 2019
| College/subjects | Opening date/time | Closing date/time |
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| All subjects | 14 May, 2:00pm | 7 July 11:59pm |
Study Period 2, 2019 (early starts)
| College/subjects | Opening date/time |
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| Early start subjects –NS3226, NS3227, NS4007, NS4008 & NS3991 | 31 May, 11:00am |
Study Period 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 2019
| College/subjects | Opening date/time |
|---|---|
| All postgraduate subjects | 2 July, 10:00am |
| Undergraduate Subjects | |
| College of Public Health, Medical and Veterinary Science | 3 July, 10:00am |
| College of Healthcare Sciences | 3 July, 2:00pm |
| College of Business, Law & Governance | 4 July, 10:00am |
| College of Arts, Society & Education | 4 July, 10:00am |
| College of Science and Engineering | 4 July, 2:00pm |
| IA subjects | 5 July, 10:00am |
| Learning, Teaching and Student Engagement (Diploma subjects) | 5 July, 10:00am |
Check the Subject Schedule to find out which subjects belong to each College.
Who Does the Class Registration Process Apply To?
Students studying on-campus in Townsville, Cairns, Mt Isa, Mackay and Thursday Island.
Exceptions:
- Medicine students do not need to register for classes.
- Pharmacy, Dentistry and Veterinary Science students - class registration for your core subjects is managed by your College. You will still need to register for any electives separately.
- Physiotherapy students - class registration for your PS coded subjects is managed by your College. You will still need to register for any classes that are not PS coded.
- Students on the intercampus mobility program from Singapore - contact the Enrolment Team to enrol and register for classes.
How to Register For Classes in eStudent
- New students and returning students must both complete enrolment before registering for individual classes.
- Plan your class timetable. Registration is completed in eStudent. There are easy to follow instructions available if you need help registering for your classes or printing your timetable.
- Our app will give you single sign on access to JCU systems and applications like eStudent and LearnJCU as well as up to date personalised class and exam timetables. It's available for desktop, apple and android computers, laptops and devices.
Classes Full?
If there are no places are left in any of the class options, and a wait list is available (indicated by a grey clock), you can select to be on the wait list for that class. You will be contacted to confirm your place if a space becomes available.
If all of the classes are showing as full and there is no wait list, you should contact the Student Centre.
If you have a timetable clash between a core and an elective subject, you will need to choose an alternate elective. If you have a clash between two core subjects, please contact the Student Centre.
If you withdraw from a subject, eStudent will automatically de-register you for any classes for that subject.
For more information and troubleshooting, refer to eStudent online help.
