Manage your program
How to make an appointment with an academic advisor
Academic advisors provide EAIT students with information and advice for their studies, including course selection, dual programs and creating a study plan.
To find the right academic for your program:
- Identify the recommended study plan for your program. You will need to bring this along to your appointment.
- Identify the academic advisor who best suits your enquiries.
- Contact or visit the academic advisor directly to book your academic advising appointment. Provide your name, student number, and availability. If you are seeking advice on course selection, you should also provide a copy of your studies report and your enrolment plan for the remainder of your program.
Visit academic advice to find the right advisor for your program.
Request a Progression Check
Requests for a progression check can be made by current students who are enrolled in an EAIT program.
Please note that you are expected to know and understand your program rules during your enrolment at UQ. You can complete a self-progression check at any time by simply viewing your program requirements for the year that you commenced your program, and the courses that you have completed using your studies report in mySI-net.
If you are uncertain about your requirements, would like a confirmation of your own check, or have concerns about your study progression, you can request a formal check using the button below. Please attach your self-progression check for review.
The progression check looks at what you have completed towards your program in line with the rules and requirements of your program, so that you know that you're on track to complete by your estimated graduation semester.
You should see an Academic Advisor instead of requesting a progression check if you require information on course selection, study plans and tailored academic advice.
Visit academic advice to find the right advisor for your program.
Students who are in a dual program with one component in a different faculty, need to contact the other faculty to seek a progression check for that component of their dual program.
Contact the Faculty Student Administration team with any questions.
Program structure changes in 2021
From 2021, the way we deliver our Engineering, Computer Science, and Information Technology programs at UQ is changing.
The structure of these programs, and the courses available to study, have been updated.
Students commencing their studies in 2021 will enrol in the new program structures.
More information can be found on program structure changes in 2021.
Undergraduate program study plans and resources
- For Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) dual degrees, please refer to our Information for new students page.
- Bachelor of Computer Science
- Bachelor of Information Technology
- Bachelor of Architectural Design
- Bachelor of Design
- Bachelor of Regional and Town Planning
- Bachelor of Regional and Town Planning (Honours)
Postgraduate coursework study plans and resources
- Master of Architecture
- Masters of Urban and Regional Planning
- Master of Urban Development and Design
- Master of Information Technology / Master of Information Technology (Management)
- Master of Interaction Design
- Master of Engineering/ Master of Engineering Science
- Master of Engineering Science
- Master of Computer Science
- Master of Cyber Security
- Master of Data Science
- Master of Sustainable Energy / Master of Sustainable Energy Management
- Master of Civil Engineering (Professional)
- Master of Engineering Science (Management)
- Graduate Certificate in Engineering Science