Plan your course
Your course study plan shows the recommended order for completing your subjects. Following the recommended study plan will help you meet subject prerequisites and complete your course within the standard course duration.
You can find your course structure, subject requirements, prerequisites and recommended study plan in the UTS Handbook. If you have received Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), changed your study load or taken a break from your studies, your study plan may be different from the standard sequence.
Enrol in subjects
Use My Student Admin to manage your subject enrolment.
Before enrolling, check your course study plan and the UTS Handbook to make sure you are enrolling in the appropriate subjects and have met any prerequisites.
If you are unsure which subjects you should enrol in, contact the UTS Student Centre for help.
Plan your timetable
There are two UTS systems you may use when planning your classes.
Use My Timetable to select your preferred classes and activities for the subjects you are enrolled in.
Use Timetable Planner to view planned class times and help plan your study schedule.
Prepare for your subjects
Access Canvas before your session starts and check each of your subjects for information about:
- subject requirements
- Week 1 activities
- required preparation or readings
- assessments
- announcements from your teaching team.
You should also check your subject information (subject outline) in Canvas for important information about how your subject will be delivered, assessment requirements and any attendance or participation requirements. All Canvas subject sites are published and available one week before the official start of each teaching session.
Classes and attendance
Most business subjects include weekly classes, although delivery methods may vary. Some subjects may use different teaching formats, including block (intensive) or distance learning.
Check the requirements for each of your subjects in your subject information (subject outline) on Canvas or in one of the UTS timetable systems.
You are responsible for:
- checking your subject requirements
- attending required classes and activities
- completing required preparation
- submitting assessments by the required deadlines
- checking Canvas regularly for subject announcements and updates.
If you are unable to meet a subject requirement, check the relevant UTS information and support available to you as early as possible.
Academic integrity
Academic integrity is an important part of your studies at UTS.
Make sure you understand the University's academic integrity requirements and the expectations that apply to your assessments.
Read about academic integrity at UTS.
Help with your course or enrolment
Contact the UTS Student Centre if you need help with:
- understanding your course structure
- planning your subjects
- enrolment
- changes to your study plan
- general course administration.
For questions about the teaching, assessments or requirements of a specific subject, check your subject information (subject outline) and Canvas.
