Choose your course to see your most up to date Semester 1 Class Timetables:
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
- Master of Clinical Psychology (Post Registration)
- Master & Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)
- Master of Professional Psychology (5th year) – Tutorial Timetable
- Master of Professional Psychology (5th year) – Pre Placement Workshop Schedule 2026
- Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
- Graduate Certificate & Graduate Diploma of Psychological Science
- Counselling and Psychotherapy
- Bachelor of Psychology and Counselling (Sem 1 2026)
- Trauma-Informed Care: classes are delivered on-demand with no timetabled sessions
Choose your course to see your most up to date Provisional Semester 2 Class Timetables
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
- Master of Clinical Psychology (Post Registration)
- Master & Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)
- Master of Professional Psychology (5th year)
- Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
- Graduate Certificate & Graduate Diploma of Psychological Science
- Counselling and Psychotherapy
- Bachelor of Psychology and Counselling (Sem 2 2026)
- Trauma-Informed Care: classes are delivered on-demand with no timetabled sessions
How do I choose my streams/class times?
Students will receive access to their relevant coursework units on Canvas prior to Week 1 of classes.
You will gain access during the Canvas Timetable Access Period. During this time, the Canvas sites will not yet include assessment information or learning content. However, the sites will be available for students to select and allocate themselves into their preferred class time or stream.
This process will be completed via the “Groups” function, located under the “People” tab on each unit’s Canvas site.
For more information about this period, please see When will I get access to my units on Canvas?
Changes to Class Timetables
Class Timetables are provisional. This means that, due to variation in enrolments, staffing, or room allocations, timetable details may change (with notice to enrolled students) until the end of the first week of teaching.
Remember: You will typically have other course commitments in addition to timetabled classes. Placement and thesis units will not be listed on the Timetable as these will vary from student to student. Check your Course Plan or Course Handbook for full details of your course requirements and seek individual enrolment advice from your Course Coordinators if needed.