Steps to Enrolling

Follow the steps below to work through your enrolment!

Bachelor of Teaching students can start enrolling online from Monday the 4th of February from 11am & Graduate Diploma in Education from 2pm.

Bachelor of Commerce students can start enrolling online on Tuesday the 5th of February from 11am.

Bachelor of Finance and Bachelor of Economic students can start enrolling online on Tuesday the 5th of February from 2pm.

• Step 1 – Plan Your Timetable.
• Step 2 – Search for courses with Course Planner.
• Step 3 – Log in to Unified.
• Step 4 – Begin your enrolment checklist through Access Adelaide.
• Step 5 – Add Courses in Access Adelaide.
• Step 6 – Solve any Enrolment Errors.
• Step 7 – View Your Timetable.
• Finished!

 

How to Access Information

	Unified centralises login to your services, bringing together important news and information with just one click. Unified is a portal to other services, such as Access Adelaide and MyUni.
	Access Adelaide is the tool through which you enrol. You can view your enrolment details here, as well as your personal details and other information in your University account.
	MyUni is the entry point to the online learning environment. It is used to support traditional face-to-face lectures, tutorials and workshops at the University through course materials, discussion boards and assessments for each online course of study.
	Student Email: Now that you are a student of the University of Adelaide, you have your very own email. Remember to check this daily. You can log on to it through Unified using your student ID.

Step 1 – Plan Your Timetable

You must plan your timetable before enrolling.

All you will need is:

• Your study plan to know what courses you need to enrol in - Business, Economics and Education
• Click here for a suggested study plan if you are considering going on exchange during your degree.
  The idea is to save your elective courses for exchange.
• The Course Planner open to know when the classes are scheduled
• A blank Class Planner to plot your classes
• Learn the difference between core courses listed in the study plans and elective courses

Have you studied at another University, TAFE or other tertiary institution? You may be eligible to receive transfer credit for your prior study.

Core and Elective Courses

You must study core and elective courses to complete your degree. Core course names are specified on your study plans (Business, Economics and Education). You can choose courses that you are interested in for your electives. These can range from psychology to a language to maths to management and marketing..the list goes on. Go to Step 2 to find out how to search for core and elective courses.

Step 2 – Course Planner

You must use the Course Planner to search for

• Core and elective courses
• Lecture and related class times and locations
• The semester in which the course is held
• Pre-requisites, assumed knowledge and restrictions
• Fee information.

Follow the steps below to navigate your way through the Course Planner and enter your choices onto your Class Planner.

Step 3 – Unified

Unified lets you access your email, calendar, MyUni and Access Adelaide through a central website with a single login.

You will need to login to Unified and then navigate to Access Adelaide to begin adding courses.

What are "Announcements"?

Important information is posted onto Unified in the form of "announcements". These can be found on the right-hand side of the screen, circled above. It is essential that you read these announcements to find out what is happening around the Hub.

Step 4 – Access Adelaide

Once logged into Unified, select the Access Adelaide icon from the Home panel. You must complete the Enrolment checklist before you are permitted to add courses.

Access Adelaide allows you to:

• View your enrolment details for any semester
• Add and drop classes
• View your Unofficial Academic transcript
• View and amend your personal details, including your name, address and telephone numbers
• View the fees, charges and payments on your University account
• Make credit card payments online towards your University account
• View your exam schedule (available prior to exams)
• Apply to graduate
• View your grades

Hint for enrolling

Have Access Adelaide and Course Planner open at the same time.

Step 5 – Adding Courses

Follow the steps below to begin adding courses in Access Adelaide.

Check Facebook and Twitter for enrolment tips and common problems.

Step 6 – Enrolment Errors

If you receive an error message, it is possible that classes are clashing or that the course is full. You can drop or swap a course/class to fix any problem. If you cannot resolve the error, please take note of the "Request ID" as you will need this to complete the error form.

Errors and Solutions

Class full

Pick another class or choose this course in an alternative semester.

Timetable clash

Pick another class or choose this course in an alternative semester.

Step 7 – View Your Timetable

Once you have added your courses, you should view your timetable and print it out.

This is only a weekly timetable. Some classes may not appear in week 1, 2 or 3 because they do not start until later in the semester. Click the across arrow to check.

Finished!

You should be successfully enrolled and well on your way to starting your studies in the Faculty of the Professions.

Continue to check your timetable and Unified for notifications up until the end of week 1 as tutorials may be cancelled due to low enrolment numbers and locations may change.

 

There is still a lot to do before classes start. Click here!