What is a Study Plan?
A recommended study plan (different from a First Year Recommended Enrolment Plan) is a suggested sequence of courses designed to help you complete your program efficiently and meet all degree requirements. These plans show which courses to take each semester, including core courses, electives, and any specialisation options. They’re a great way to stay on track, balance your workload, and make sure you’re meeting prerequisites for future courses.
Frequently Asked Questions - Coming Soon!
What if I haven’t followed the recommended plan exactly?
Is there any plan specific for first year students?
What if I’m enrolled in an older version of my program?
How do I know which version of the program rules applies to me?
What should I do if I need to change or check my study plan?
Will changing my plan affect my graduation timeline?
Can I personalise my study plan to suit my interests or circumstances?
Can I swap courses between semesters or take them out of order?
What if a course I need isn’t offered this semester?
How do I choose or change my major or minor?
Can I overload or underload in a semester?
What happens if I fail a course listed in the recommended plan?
What if I have credit or exemptions from previous study?