Reenrolment

Re-enrolment is an automatic process provided that you have satisfactorily completed and lodged the annual review of progress by the due date and have no outstanding financial obligations to the University. Clause 4 of Chapter 89 of the Statutes of the University states that a student may not re-enrol unless ‘all outstanding fees and all other financial obligations due to the University have been discharged or arrangements for their discharge have been approved’.

Consequently, it is important that you discharge any financial obligations with the appropriate areas as soon as possible after they are incurred and, at the latest, by 30 November to ensure that your re-enrolment for the following year is not jeopardised.

Details of any outstanding financial obligations that you may have and information about where to discharge them are available on Access Adelaide.

Log on to Access Adelaide via the Unified portal, which is available as a Quick Link from the University’s home page.

The Graduate Centre will notify you in writing if you have not been re-enrolled. If the reason you have not been re-enrolled is your failure to discharge an outstanding financial obligation, documentary evidence demonstrating the discharge f the obligation, or suitably approved arrangements for the discharge must be provided to the Graduate Centre before your reenrolment will be processed. In the event that you were not re-enrolled because of your failure to submit your annual review by the due date, a satisfactorily completed annual review must be submitted to the Graduate Centre before your reenrolment will be processed.

You may incur a late fee of $75 for an annual review form submitted after the due date.