Key dates for current students

Most online graduate courses are taught across four terms per year, rather than two semesters. Make sure you are familiar with the key dates.

2025 key dates

Course Term Applications Close Pre-teaching period Deadline to self enrol Teaching period Fee due date Census date Last date to withdraw without fail Assessment period end
Term 1 3 Jan 20 Jan 21 Jan 27 Jan - 23 Mar 7 Feb 14 Feb 7 Mar 30 Mar
Term 2 7 Apr 28 Apr 29 Apr 5 May - 29 Jun 23 May 23 Mar 13 Jun 6 Jul
Term 3 23 Jun 14 Jul 15 Jul 21 Jul - 14 Sep 1 Aug 8 Aug 29 Aug 21 Sep
Term 4 15 Sep 6 Oct 7 Oct 13 Oct - 7 Dec 31 Oct 31 Oct 21 Nov 14 Dec
Course Term Applications Close Pre-teaching period Deadline to self enrol Teaching period Fee due date Census date Last date to withdraw without fail Assessment period end
Term 1 2 Jan 22 Jan 23 Jan 29 Jan – 24 Mar 9 Feb 16 Feb 8 Mar 31 Mar
Term 2 1 Apr 22 Apr 26 Apr 29 Apr –  23 Jun 10 May 17 May 7 Jun 30 Jun 
Term 3 24 Jun 15 Jul 16 Jul 22 Jul – 15  Sep 2 Aug 9 Aug 30 Aug 22 Sep
Term 4 16 Sep 7 Oct 8 Oct 14 Oct – 8 Dec 25 Oct 1 Nov 22 Nov 15 Dec

* Please note: these dates are applicable to programs that have an intake for these terms only. Please see the course pages for more details.

For Master of Psychiatry dates please see the University Handbook.

Definitions

Pre-teaching period: The week before the teaching period. It is recommended that you spend this time familiarising yourself with the online classroom and complete readings as required.

Teaching period: The period in which weekly content is delivered in the LMS.

Assessment end date: All assessments should be completed on or before this date. This may be the due date of the final piece of assessment, or the last date on which an assessed task or examination occurs.

Last date to self-enrol: The last date you can enrol online.

Fees due: The date your course fees should be paid by. Non-payment may result in your access to the online classroom being revoked.

Census date: This is the last day to withdraw from a subject, apply for leave of absence or course withdrawal, without financial liability. Census dates may be different for each subject. You can review census dates by checking the subject entry in the University Handbook.

Last date to withdraw: This is the last date to withdraw from a subject without incurring a fail grade.