Enrolment for continuing domestic students

1. Log into my Student Centre using your student ID and password.
2. If you're using a desktop computer, click the Tasks & Holds tile. If you're using a smart device, tap To Do List.
3. Enter your preferred name, personal email, address, USI and emergency contact details.

Need more detail? Download our ’Guide to completing your enrolment checklist’ (PDF 2.2MB).

If you need to make any changes to your name or gender, read the instructions then download and complete the ’Amend your personal details’ form (PDF 137kb) and submit it via the Enquiry and Application Portal. Complete your checklist and enrol while you are waiting for your request to be actioned.

Your enrolment may vary from the course structure if you:

• have applied for credit
• failed a course
• will study less than a full-time study load
• have taken leave of studies
• have changed your major, minor or specialisation
• have withdrawn from a unit.

If this is the case, you will enrol using a student plan rather than a course structure. A student plan is a personalised enrolment plan. If any of the points above apply to you, you should request a student plan from our student administration team via the Enquiry and Application Portal or through a one-on-one appointment. Due to the complexity of enrolment and progression advice, student plans are not available through walk-in enquiries or calls.

Places in these units are limited and only available to successful applicants. Our specialist team will source industry-specific opportunities for students from any discipline or support you to source your own. Contact wil@federation.edu.au to register your interest.

• BUGEN 3700 Industry Experience Project – 15 credit points and 110 hours: Students are presented with real-life business projects provided by actual employers and/or community organisations from across a broad range of business disciplines and interests.
• BUGEN3751 Industry-Based Learning Project – 800 hours and BUGEN3752 Industry-Based Learning Project – 400 hours: These units provide students with an opportunity to undertake work experience in an organisational environment broadly related to their field of academic study. Students in these units will undertake approved project(s) for an employer, which will contribute to the overall goals of the organisation.

You can elect to go on exchange for one or two semesters at one of our partner institutions, participate in a study tour or undertake a short program during the summer or winter break. Generous funding is available for many of these opportunities, including:

• exchange
• study abroad
• short-term study tours
• New Colombo Plan (NCP) study tours
• overseas placement.

Read more about overseas study opportunities.

You will need to have space available in your course structure or student plan so that the credits you receive for your overseas study can contribute to your degree. You can use overseas study as an elective, professional practice or 'equivalent' to electives required for your major, minor or specialisation.

1. Find your course structure or student plan.

2. Consider when you would like to go overseas.

   We recommend going overseas in your second year, or in the first half of your third year. Look at these teaching periods in your course structure or student plan so that you know your program requirements. We recommend going overseas in a semester when you have more electives.

   If you have all compulsory units, you can still go overseas on exchange or study abroad if you can find equivalent units at your preferred institution. You may also need to consider if units are equivalents for required courses in your major, minor or specialisation, and how they impact pre-requisites for later study.

3. Start researching and contact the Student Mobility Office.

Read more about studying overseas on the Global Professional School website. You'll find information about different ways to study overseas, our partners and the application process. Contact the Student Mobility Office at studyabroad@federation.edu.au for specialised advice and to discuss your options.

Co-operative Education electives

This unit is open to all students who have completed under 120 credit points in any subject area or degree.

• COOPC1021 Professional Identity: Preparing for Work – 15 credit points: This introductory unit will equip you to commence managing your progression into and through your career. There are three parts: planning ahead, knowing yourself and preparing to join the workforce. You will learn career development skills and strategies and participate in activities applicable to your university studies and future professional life.

1. Log into my Student Centre using your student ID and password.
2. Select the Higher Ed Enrolment tile.
3. Select Class Search in the side menu. If you're using a smart device, tap to expand the side menu
4. Select the semester you are enrolling in
5. Search for each unit and add it to your Enrolment Shopping Cart using the following steps:
   • Enter the unit code into the search. You must include a space between the letters and numbers, e.g. ITECH 1001. Press enter or select >> on the right
   • When your unit appears, select > on the right.
   • Select Class Selection to expand the drop down, then select > on the right.
   • Select the academic course this unit relates to and select Accept.
   • Review your class selection. To confirm it, select the Next > button on the blue banner at the top of the page
   • Add the unit to your Enrolment Shopping Cart by selecting Submit.

To view all enrolled units:

1. Log into my Student Centre using your student ID and password.
2. Select the Higher Ed Enrolment tile.
3. Select View My Classes in the side menu. If you're using a smart device, tap to expand the side menu
4. Select By Class.
5. Make sure Show Enrolled Classes is ticked and untick Dropped Classes if applicable

If a unit you should be enrolled in doesn't appear, follow the instructions above to add it to your Enrolment Shopping Cart and finalise your enrolment.

For step-by-step enrolment instructions, including screenshots of the process, download How to Enrol into Classes' guide (Higher education students) (PDF, 1.4KB).

You can drop units up until census date. To do this:

1. Log into my Student Centre using your student ID and password.
2. Select the Higher Ed Enrolment tile.
3. Select Drop Classes in the side menu. If you're using a smart device, tap to expand the side menu.
4. Tick the box to the left of each unit you want to drop.
5. Select Next > on the blue bannerat the top of the page.
6. Select Drop Classes.
7. Check that a green tick appears next to each dropped unit, and that there are no alerts that need your action.

If an error occurs, or any unit appears with a red cross after trying to drop it:

1. Check the unit rules associated with the unit.
2. Check if the unit is a pre- or co-requisite.

Pre-requisite

A pre-requisite is a unit that must be completed prior to undertaking another unit. If you want to drop a pre-requisite you must first drop the unit that comes after it.