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2026 enrolments are now open
The steps to enrol are the same for each study period or trimester. You must choose your subjects, check your timetable, and then enrol online. You can enrol in your subjects for the whole year as soon as enrolments open each year. (External students should refer to the Class Registration information to check if class registration is required).
Check the Academic Calendars to find the “Last Date to Enrol,” for each study period and trimester. After the Last Date to Enrol, you need to complete an online Late Subject Enrolment request form. The Enrolment team will process the request and seek approval from the Subject Coordinator for late enrolment if you have not already provided evidence of approval.
Please note, as per the Coursework and Enrolment Procedure, students are not approved to enrol more than 5 University working days after the Last Date to Enrol for each study period/trimester.
The JCU Student Centre often experiences a high volume of enquiries during peak intakes as we welcome new students to JCU, and provide support with enrolments. This may result in extended wait times for enquiries by phone or email. For enrolment support, we recommend you skip the wait time by attending one of our enrolment help sessions on campus.
For commencing students - order your Student ID before your session for collection on the day!
Need help setting up your account or enrolling in classes?
Join us for our Account Set-up and Enrolment Help Session, where you can receive one-on-one support to help you navigate your enrolment process and manage your student account.
Your Course Structure in the Course and Subject Handbook provides a useful outline for the order in which you should aim to complete your subjects.
Most degrees will have a combination of both core and optional/elective subjects. If your degree allows you to choose an optional/elective subject, you can browse all JCU subjects in the Course and Subject Handbook.
To plan for your upcoming study period:
- Choose FOUR subjects if you are studying full-time in semesters.
- Choose THREE subjects if you are studying full-time in trimesters.
- If you are studying part-time or in block periods, choose the number of subjects as advised by your course structure, or according to your preferred load.
Use Manage My Course in MyStudent as a guide when choosing your subjects – it gives you a blueprint of what subjects you need to do in order to complete your degree. You can only enrol in subjects for your year level, so a subject that has 1 at the front is a first year subject, and the same applies for each subsequent year level. For example, BA1000 is a first year subject while BA3000 is a third year subject.
If you need further help, refer to our first year course enrolment planner guides or contact your Enrolment Team for advice.
Once you've chosen your subjects, begin planning your class timetable. Tutorials and workshops are usually repeated, so you only need to choose one time slot; however, it's a good idea to write down several options in case your first preference is unavailable. Make sure you also check for class clashes, especially for lectures, as there is only one lecture you can attend. If you have clashes, you may need to choose another subject, so plan your timetable carefully. If you are studying externally, you do not need to worry about planning a timetable.
How to Get Started:
- Visit the JCU Timetable page.
- Click the "My Timetable" button or head directly to the Publish link.
- On the welcome screens, select GUEST to begin browsing
Search by Subject or Location:
Search by Subject
- Select Subject from the timetable menu
- Filter by Department or search by subject code (e.g., "ED" for Education).
- Click on any subject to view associated activities on the timetable.
Search by Location
- Select Location from the menu.
- Filter by Campus or search by building/room number.
- View the timetable grid for the selected location.
Partial keywords are supported - type part of a subject code or room name.
Timetables are subject to updates. Use the Refresh button to get the latest view. For more information on how to navigate and filter your timetable, visit the Publish - My Timetable webpage.
The My Tasks tile in MyStudent shows a summary of tasks you may need to complete before enrolling on subjects. These include:
- Confirming your personal details:
- Confirm your semester residential address (where you are living while studying)
- Confirm your Citizenship
- Confirm Cultural Details
- Confirm Disability Details
- Confirm Parent/Guardian Highest Education Attainment Details and your mobile phone number.
(Note – this list is different for JCUB and JCUS students)
- Providing your Unique Student Identifier (USI)
- Submitting Commonwealth Assistance Forms (if applicable)
Mandatory tasks must be completed before moving on to the next step. To action a task, select Respond to open the details, confirm, update or submit and save.
Make sure you check when enrolments open and close to ensure you do not miss out on choosing your preferred subjects. You can only enrol in subjects for one year at a time once enrolments open.
Follow these steps:
- Enrol online via MyStudent
- Go to the My Study tile on the home dashboard and select the course you want to enrol in to open the Manage My Course window. Here, you can view your course structure and make subject choices to add to your plan.
- In Manage My Course, subjects will show as:
- Not enrolled - unscheduled or scheduled into study periods (blue exclamation icon)
- Enrolled (green tick)
- Passed/completed (black tick)
- Selection required - you have options to choose (orange exclamation icon). Click on Select and choose components to add to your plan.
- Go to Plan and Enrol to enrol in your planned subjects.
- You can also plan your studies in this area as well, by either selecting a subject, allocating the appropriate availability and adding to the plan or by dragging the subject into the relevant study period (Trimester/Semester/Block). Or, select the Plan a study period button at the top of the window to schedule your unscheduled subjects into the study period(s) you want to enrol in. Note: for some courses, your subjects may already be scheduled for you.
- Your chosen subjects appear in the Plan and enrol window, scheduled into the selected study period as Not enrolled.
- To enrol in all scheduled subjects for that study period, select the Enrol button at the top of the study period column.
- To check your enrolment, go back to Manage My Course, or request an Enrolment Advice from the My Study, Self Service Reports tab. A list of your enrolled subjects will be emailed to you.
For more information on enrolling in MyStudent and troubleshooting, please refer to the MyStudent guide, the MyStudent Enrolment Quick Reference Guide or the video.
Use your Course and Subject Handbook as a guide when choosing your subjects. Alternatively, you can refer to our first-year course enrolment planner guides or contact your Enrolment Team for advice.
Once you’ve enrolled in your subjects, you will need to register in classes.
Check your JCU email for notifications or the Class Registration Schedule about opening times for class registration for your Study Period and year level.
For information on how to register for classes in MyStudent, go to the Class Registration page or the MyStudent guide.
More questions?
If you have more questions, you can contact the JCU Student Centre or visit Ask Us – there are more than 1,000 commonly asked questions and answers available 24/7