Master of Business Online

Step 1: Enrol

You can only begin enrolling after Monday, 19 February for Terms 2, 3 and 4.

NOTE: Before you choose your courses within your program, please refer to the Program Rules to ensure the courses you select will allow you to complete your chosen award. A course timetable, including enrolment dates, can be found below. If you are a new student, you must enrol in one of the foundation or core courses on offer.

Before you can commence studying your Business program, you must enrol into your course(s). Once you have enrolled through the following process, you will then receive access to your online course website. Enrolment into courses is done online through Access Adelaide by completing the following easy steps:

1. Log into Access Adelaide
   Your username is the same as your Student ID number. Both your Student ID (username) and password are included in the welcome letter sent to you by the Faculty of the Professions. Your username comprises your 7-digit student ID number, preceded by the lowercase letter "a" (e.g. a1234567).
2. Declaration
   Read this information carefully before you select ‘I Agree’ as this indicates that you agree to be bound by the statutes, regulations, rules and policies of the University and the release of information to statutory authorities, as required by law.
3. Review your Address details
   It is important that your address, mailing address and contact details are up-to-date. You can log into Access Adelaide and change these details at any time throughout your program.
4. Disability
   The University is committed to providing appropriate service and support to all students so if you have specific needs, please help us to help you by completing this section or, if you prefer, contact the Learning and Disability Access Office.
5. Fee Status
   This displays the current fee status recorded against your program.
6. Request for Commonwealth Support and HECS-HELP
   This section is not applicable.
7. Request for FEE-HELP Assistance
   If you are (1) an Australian citizen, or (2) a holder of an Australian permanent humanitarian visa, or (3) the holder of a permanent visa who is undertaking bridging study for overseas-trained professionals you may be eligible for FEE-HELP to assist in meeting tuition costs. Note that categories (2) and (3) must be a resident in Australia to access FEE-HELP. Further information can be found at FEE-HELP.
8. Expected Completion
   Please enter the term and year that you expect to complete your program. This information is important as it allows us to contact you and provide information about upcoming graduation ceremonies and what you need to do to prepare for your graduation.
9. Enrol into your classes
   Enter the enrolment class number listed on this webpage under Timetable information. If the class number for your class is not yet available, please hold off on enrolling for this class until it is listed.

Select Save after each course if you are happy with your choices. As this process can take a few seconds, DON'T click repeatedly on the save button - this won't speed things up. You will see on the screen if your class add has been successful (this means you are enrolled), or unsuccessful (this means you are not enrolled and will need to seek a different class, or course).

Continue to enrol until you've finished adding all of your classes for the term. You can then print out your enrolment list (select printer friendly version) from the top menu bar for your own records.

Dropping a Course

If you decide that you do not wish to complete the course you are enrolled in, you have up until the CENSUS DATE to drop your course through Access Adelaide. If you do not drop your course by the Census Date then you will be liable for the full course fees.

Step 2: Order Textbooks

Please find a list of textbooks for your online courses below. Please order your textbook through your preferred local or online supplier as soon as possible to ensure that you have access to the textbook by week 1 of the course. Some textbooks are available as e-texts so be sure to check with the relevant publisher.

Step 3: Log in to University Email

To login to your University email account, please:

1. Go to webmail
2. Login using the information provided in your welcome letter:
   • Username: your username comprises your 7-digit student ID number, preceded by the lowercase letter "a" (e.g. a1234567)
   • Password: as stated in your welcome letter
3. Read your greeting message. This message will include details about your email address.

Email Address Variations
In general, email addresses have the following format: firstname.lastname@student.adelaide.edu.au

In some cases your email address may vary slightly from this format, for example where you have the same given name and family name as someone else. In this case you will be informed of your email address. Typically, the initial of your middle name will be added to your email address, for example: nona.j.smithsonian@adelaide.edu.au

Do not inform anyone of your email address until you have logged in and read your greeting message, so you can be sure of the details.

Email Auto-fowarding
Please note that you are able to set an auto-forward on your University email account to forward emails to a nominated email account. Instructions on setting up an auto-forward can be found under working with more than one mail box. You may like to check your University email account for a few days after setting up your auto-forwarding.

Important

From now onwards, all email correspondence from the University will be sent to your University email address and NOT to the personal email address which you provided at the time of applying to the University, this includes your LEARN login details.

Step 4: Log in to LEARN

Important

You will receive an email via your student email account with your LEARN login details approximately TWO weeks prior to the start of your course (i.e. late March for an April start).

LEARN is the online portal that you will use to access and study your courses online, it will contain all of your course information, assessment details and materials (apart from textbooks).

Access to the course website within LEARN will be available from the Friday prior to your course start date. However, please ensure that you still login to the LEARN portal as soon as possible after receiving your login details to make sure that you don't miss any important announcements.

If you would like assistance with logging into LEARN, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Timetable

Credit

You may be eligible to apply for credit towards your program if you have:

• Passed postgraduate courses at another recognised institution; or
• Completed an International Baccalaureate

If you did not apply for credit at the time of your initial application and wish to do so, please complete the Application for Credit form and submit it together with the requested documentation via email to the Postgraduate Hub.

You will be notified of the outcome of your credit application via email. Please note that this may take up to 10 business days.

Student Information

Student Card
For information about obtaining a student card, please see Card Services.

Library Services
For information about library access, please see the Barr Smith Library. The Barr Smith Library offers an extensive range of digital services accessible to external students, as well as hardcopy books and reference materials available to students living in Adelaide.

Other Library Services in Australia
If you do not live in Adelaide, but would like access to hardcopy books and reference materials, please see University Library Australia. This service is available through many universities in Australia.