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How to Enrol

If you have recently accepted an offer to study at our University you will need to enrol in courses. You are encouraged to attend your Enrolment Help Session as outlined in your welcome letter.

Prior to enrolment, you would find it useful to visit other sites on our website which will give you information on course information, timetable information, the University calendar and University facilities.

Follow these steps to complete your enrolment:

Enrol in your courses

Log in to myHub Having trouble enrolling? The myHub Enrolment Videos may help!

 

 

Register for your tutorials, seminars and workshops	Find out what School runs your course
	Find out what date and time the Registration system opens for your course Please note that not all schools use the Registration System, and some schools do not use the system for all courses. If the course for which you are seeking to register is not contained on the Registration System, you will be advised of registration arrangements during Orientation Week or at the first lecture for the course.
	Log in to the Online Registration System Having trouble registering? These FAQs (PDF 48KB) may help.

 

What next?

Once you have enrolled and registered for tutorials and/or workshops, you will probably need textbooks. Textbook lists can be found at the United Campus Bookshop website (Callaghan campus) or the Co-op Bookshop website (Ourimbah campus).

Credit

If you have previously studied at a tertiary level (e.g. university, TAFE) you may be eligible for credit towards your new degree program. As credit may have implications for your enrolment, please complete the online Credit Application form as soon as possible. This can be found at: http://www.newcastle.edu.au/credit/applyingforcredit.html

For further information regarding credit, please go to www.newcastle.edu.au/credit

Orientation

Orientation Week (O-Week) is the first week of the university year and just as important as your first week of lectures. Find out all the information you need about O-week activities, information sessions and workshops and more on our Orientation website.