The way your topic will be taught, eg lectures, practicals, tutorials, seminars, etc.

The day on which student contribution amounts or tuition fees are incurred.

Each activity may have one or more classes in which teaching is repeated to small groups, eg you may need to choose between a number of tutorial classes, or the lectures may be repeated at a later time.

Two courses studied at the same time. Cross-credit reduces the total time you study eg Law/Commerce.

An online form required for Commonwealth supported students and to defer fees.

An electronic statement of Commonwealth support, including student contribution amounts and/or HELP loans.

A domestic student studying an undergraduate degree or a Commonwealth supported (government subsidised) postgraduate course.

Compulsory subjects (topics) which form the basis of your course.

A program of study leading to a degree, diploma or certificate.

The person responsible for a particular course who can advise you on such matters as topic selection, study program, and problems with study.