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Exam dates and timetables

Find out when and where your exams will be held so you can plan ahead.

Your timetable

When exam timetables are released, you'll get a personalised copy sent to your student email. If you can't find it, follow the relevant link below and use your student ID and usual password to access your schedule.

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Summer Semester 2026-2027
(Teaching period 2627)
 
Main exam period 10–19 February
Timetable published 11 January
 
Deferred & supplementary exams 15–19 March
Timetable published 22 February
 
Results published
26 February
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Semester 1 2026
(Teaching periods 2605 & 2607)
 
Main exam period 9–19 June
Timetable published 11 May
 
Deferred & supplementary exams 13–17 July
Timetable published 22 June
 
Results published
3 July
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Semester 2 2026
(Teaching periods 2617 & 2620)
 
Main exam period 26 October–6 November
Timetable published 28 September
 
Deferred & supplementary exams 30 Nov–4 December
Timetable published 9 November
 
Results published
20 November

Timetable FAQs

If an exam seems to be missing from your timetable, refer to your unit description to confirm the assessment requirements for that unit. Maybe you don't have an exam! If you still think there's an error, contact your unit coordinator.

If we make any changes to the exam timetable or arrangements, we'll email you.

If you've got a practical exam, ask your unit coordinator about your individual time slot.

Timetables are generally based on current enrolment at census date, so if you withdrew from a unit after that, you might see an extra exam on your timetable. If that's the case, please ignore it.

If there's a scheduling conflict on your exam timetable, contact your unit coordinator.

Off-campus exams are generally conducted in the the same way that on-campus exams are, although external exam centres may require you to contact them directly to confirm your attendance or to access the venue. Instructions will be provided on your personal timetable, so make sure to read this carefully and contact Student HQ if you have any questions.

Special consideration

If bereavement, hardship, trauma or medical reasons interrupt your studies, you can apply for special consideration to vary your attendance requirements, extend an assessment deadline or defer an exam.