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Class timetables
Intensives over the break
If you’ve enrolled in a unit of study during the summer or winter break, your timetable will most likely be managed in Sydney Timetable. Timetables for these units will generally be available three to four weeks before the session starts, so remember to check this page for updates.
This applies to:
- Intensive January (S1CIJA)
- Intensive January-February (S1CIFE)
- Intensive June-July (S2CIJL)
- Intensive July-August (S2CIJL)
- Intensive November-December (S2CIDE)
In limited cases, you won't see a timetable in Sydney Timetable. For example, many OLE units are delivered online for you to take at your own pace. Read more about units that aren't managed in Sydney Timetable.
Classes for many intensive sessions are held over multiple months. Check our Key Dates page for your intensive session, so you know when your classes start and end. For example, classes for Intensive January-February (S1CIFE) run from January through to March.
Getting your intensive session timetable
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Log in to and allocate yourself to available classes. Refer to the dates in the table below for when you'll be able to do this.
- Allocating yourself to classes is optional. If you don’t allocate yourself in this period, you'll be allocated by the Timetabling Team.
- If there's only one class for a unit of study you'll be automatically allocated to this class.
- There is no preferencing period for these intensive sessions.
If you haven't used Sydney Timetable before, read about some of the key features.
Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
You can allocate yourself to classes for Intensive January (S1CIJA) |
15 December 2025Â - 2 February 2026 |
You can allocate yourself to classes for Intensive January-February (S1CIFE) |
15 December 2025Â -Â 2 February 2026 |
Exceptional circumstances
If you are unable to allocate to classes due to exceptional circumstances, you can . For your request to be considered, you need to include any required supporting documents.
Clashes
Unfortunately, due to limited class availability, we generally can't fix timetable clashes for intensive units. If you enrolled in two intensive units and experience a timetable clash, you may need to study one of those units in a different session, such as Semester 1 or 2.
More information
- Key features of Sydney Timetable.
- Allocating yourself to a class.
- Enrolling in an intensive session.
If you have questions, you can contact the Student Centre or .
Last updated: 28 October 2025