Enrolling at Adelaide University

When can I enrol?

All programs are now open for enrolment for students transitioning from the University of South Australia or the University of Adelaide, and new students who have already received an offer.

Students who receive an offer via SATAC on 15 January will be able to enrol progressively from 19 January 2026, as per the appointment schedule below. You will also receive a welcome email advising your personal enrolment opening date and time will be displayed in myEnrolment.

Other new students will be able to enrol as soon as they receive their welcome email.

Enrolment opening schedule

Date	Time	Area
Monday, 19 January 2026	9:00 AM	Programs with enrolment deadline of 9am Monday 26 January
	11:00 AM	College of Health
	1:00 PM	Bachelor of Nursing
Tuesday, 20 January 2026	9:00 AM	School of Society and Culture and School of Social Work and Social Care
	11:00 AM	School of Psychology and School of Education
	1:00 PM	Bachelor of Teaching
Wednesday, 21 January 2026	9:00 AM	School of Computer Science and Information Technology
	11:00 AM	School of Civil Engineering and Construction Management, School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering and School of Chemical Engineering
	1:00 PM	College of Science
Thursday, 22 January 2026	9:00 AM	College of Business and Law and Foundation Studies
	11:00 AM	Bachelor of Commerce
	1:00 PM	Bachelor of Business
Friday, 23 January 2026	9:00 AM	School of Communication, Media and Journalism, Elder Conservatorium of Music and School of Performing Arts and School of Architecture and Built Environment
	11:00 AM	School of Humanities and School of Art and Design
	1:00 PM	Bachelor of Arts

Prepare to enrol

Before you enrol

New to Adelaide University? Activate your student account using the ID number that came in your welcome email.
Log in to the Student Portal with your student ID (e.g. a1234567). Click on the link for myEnrolment (Adelaide University’s online enrolment system).
Plan your timetable. Select the first step My Enrolment Advice to check your study plan or enrolment advice to see which courses you need to study. Check the timetable for your courses and record the classes that are best for you on the weekly timetable planner.
Complete your checklist. Before you can enrol you must complete the enrolment checklist to confirm your personal details. You should do this before enrolments open so you are ready to go. Read the enrolment checklist guide.

Enrol in your courses

When enrolments open for your program, access myEnrolment from the Student Portal. If you’re starting mid-year, enrol in courses for the second half of the academic year. Otherwise, we recommend enrolling in all required courses for the full year.
If you’re an international student, you are encouraged to enrol online before you arrive. If you are unable to enrol before you arrive, enrolment assistance is available during Orientation. You must complete your enrolment before classes begin.

Enrolment support

Everything you need to manage your enrolment can be found in myEnrolment, accessible from the myAdelaide student portal.

For extra support, see the Enrolment quick reference guide.

If you still need help with enrolment, contact Student Assist.

Drop-in help for enrolments

The Enrolment Support Hubs will operate from Monday to Friday (excluding Public Holidays) between 9:00am and 5:00pm, at the following locations:

Adelaide City East – Hub Central (Level 4 Computer Bay)
Adelaide City West – Hub Central Level 3 and Jeffrey Smart Building (2-08)
Magill – B Building
Mawson Lakes – C Building
Whyalla – Main Building
Mt Gambier – Main Building

Extended enrolment support at City East

The Hub at City East will also provide tailored support based on your program, especially around enrolment, classes and timetabling, and study plan. Student Assist advisers, timetabling staff and academic staff from each college will be available at the Hub on specific days.

Please refer to the below schedule:

Health

Allied Health and Human Performance, Pharmacy and Biomedical Science, Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing and Midwifery, Public Health
- Monday 9 February & Friday 20 February

Science, Engineering and Information Technology

Sciences (Animal and Veterinary, Earth, Environmental, Mathematical), Molecular Bioscience, Chemistry, Agricultural, Food and Wine, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Physics, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Construction Management, Computer Science and Information Technology, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering
- Tuesday 10 February & Monday 16 February

Business and Law

Accounting and Finance, Economics, Law, Management, Marketing
- Wednesday 11 February & Wednesday 18 February

Creative Arts, Design and Humanities

Music and Performing Arts, Architecture and Built Environment, Art and Design, Communication, Media and Journalism, Humanities
- Thursday 12 February & Thursday 19 February

Education, Behavioural and Social Sciences

Education, Psychology, Social Work and Social Care, Society and Culture
- Friday 13 February & Tuesday 17 February

FAQs

Where will I be studying?

What do I do if I want to transfer to a different Adelaide University program and receive credit for my previous studies?

How do I get a student ID card?

Can I change my classes after the enrol by date?

What is a census date?

What are common core courses that are on my study plan, and will I be required to take one?

What courses can I choose as an elective

How can I find the timetable for a course at Adelaide University?

Why can’t I find a course that is listed on my study plan in myEnrolment?

Where can I find more information about what courses I should enrol into?

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