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Step 1: Choose units to enrol in View

Before enrolling, decide which units you’ll study. Some courses are made up entirely of core units, while others include electives. Use the resources below to guide your choices, and check the indicative time commitments so select the right units for your enrolment.

Course progression maps provide you with a visual outline of your entire course, showing you the units you’ll need to complete to get your qualification.
The Handbook is published annually and contains all your course requirements. These include:
- the code and title of the units for your course
- units required for a specific area of study (e.g. major/minor/specialisation)
- any other special requirements or conditions you have to meet
- the course progression map.
To complete your course and to graduate, you need to meet all the requirements for your course set out in the Handbook.
Once you’ve checked your course requirements in the Handbook, use the current Handbook to find units for your course. The current Handbook lists the units that are available, which campuses they are taught at, and the teaching periods they’re available in.
To get an idea of what your schedule might look like, you can view past unit timetables here.
You can check how each unit is delivered (on campus, online, flexible, blended, or immersive) in the Handbook. If more than one option is offered, you’ll be able to choose your preferred mode when you enrol or re-enrol.
Tip: Always check the Handbook carefully so you know what to expect before enrolling. It’ll help you plan your time and balance uni.
On-campus
- All live teaching happens on campus.
- Online materials are available on Moodle to support your learning.
- Classes can run weekly, in the evenings, or in short block formats (intensive over a few days or weeks).
- Some tests/assessments may still be online.
Online
- All live teaching and assessments are online.
- Extra learning materials are on Moodle.
- Classes can run weekly, in the evenings, or as intensive blocks.
Flexible
- Depending on the unit, some activities can be joined online or in person.
- At least 20% of the unit is offered online.
- Materials are always on Moodle.
- Teaching may be weekly, evenings, or intensive block style.
- If a class is run online and on campus at the same time (hybrid), it’s considered Flexible.
Immersive
- Learn by doing — real-world, practical experiences.
- Activities happen outside the classroom (e.g. hospitals, workplaces, outdoor sites).
- Can run weekly or in intensive blocks.
- At least 20% of the unit involves practical, hands-on learning in real-world settings.
Blended
- A mix of delivery styles, chosen based on what works best.
- Example: lectures on campus, but tutorials online.
- Used when a unit has both online and on-campus requirements (but doesn’t fit Flexible).
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