Classes and timetables

If you are a continuing student, you can apply to change your timetable if you have a compassionate and compelling reason. You will also need to provide supporting documents such as a letter from your employer if you have work reasons, or letter from a doctor if it’s a health matter.

To apply to change your timetable, download the Academic Timetable Change Request Form, ensuring you read the terms and conditions. Email the completed form with all supporting documents to enrolment@utscollege.edu.au. The Enrolment Team will let you know the outcome of your request via your student email within two business days.

You will need to submit your Academic Timetable Change Request form on Thursday of Welcome  Week, no later than 5pm.

• Academic classes

In 2022, we are offering on campus classes for students who are in Sydney and can attend in person and will continue to offer Live Online classes for international students who are unable to attend class in person. 

If you are in Sydney, your classes will be on campus in Building 5 (CB05) or at Harris Street (HS). Your classes are identified with a building and room number on your timetable e.g. on campus CB05C.01.011, on campus HS645.325. 

If you are an international student not living in Sydney, your classes will be Live Online classes which are identified as 'Online RingCentral' on your timetable. To help you with setting this up please see the step-by-step instruction guides below:

• Student Guide for RingCentral
• Student Guide for Zoom

To make the most of your remote learning experience, please read our Online Learning Guide. Please also take a look at our online learning support workshops.

More information about Live Online

At UTS College we are big on support.  We have established  a wide network of academic and personal support services – all  free to you.

You have access to:

• Study Success Advisers 
• Peer tutors
• Peer mentoring
• Peer Helpers 
• Learning support workshops
• HELPS Centre.

In the same way you went to school prepared, you need to also be prepared for your classes at UTS College. You will need a laptop to attend your classes. See the Digital Toolkit for more details. Your teachers will let you know what is needed for each class.

Class attendance plays a big part in academic success. If you’re an international student and your attendance drops below 80%, UTS College is required to advise the Department of Home Affairs. This could result in the cancellation of your visa and personal reasons are not acceptable for missing classes. Examples of personal reasons include weddings, holidays or hobbies.

There may be times outside of your control causing you to be late but it’s important that you always do your best to arrive on time. Being late is disruptive to everybody - you, your classmates and teachers. When you’re late you will be marked as absent so whenever possible, try and maintain good habits by aiming to be a few minutes before class time.

Please note, you cannot change any of your classes without the permission of UTS College We advise speaking with a Study Success Adviser first.