We understand how important it is for you to be able to plan ahead. So here’s how to find your key dates and your teaching timetable for your first year of study.
Please note that due to the complexity of scheduling timetables for hundreds of courses and thousands of students we are unable to offer options for selecting your attendance days and times.
Similar courses follow the same 'Academic Calendar,' meaning they share key dates such as Welcome Week, the start of teaching, and holiday breaks."
In most cases, you can find out which Academic Calendar your course is on by checking your Course Essentials (available from August). Once registered, you can also find this information in MyRecord alongside your other course details
| If you know your Academic Calendar, you can look up its key dates for the next few academic years. |
Welcome Week takes place before teaching begins and is a key part of starting your course. It’s your chance to meet tutors and classmates, explore university life, and get essential timetable information. Attending is vital to help you settle in and prepare for your studies.
Each course’s Welcome Week is tailored to its specific needs, so your schedule may differ from other students you meet. It will also likely be quite different from your course timetable.
| For students starting in September 2025 your Course Welcome Week information will be available in August on your Course Essentials. |
UniTimetables provides an overview of all teaching activities on a course.
You can use UniTimetables to check teaching times for any course or module, including online classes (but not Welcome Week or placements). No login is needed.
It can help you see when you might have a day off, a late start, or gaps in your schedule. However, it does not show individual timetables or group allocations.
Each course has a different timetable, so your schedule may not match other students'.
To find your course timetable on UniTimetables use your course code which is in MyRecord; under ‘Application(s)’ if you haven’t yet registered.
For more on how to get the most out of UniTimetables, please see our UniTimetables user guide and videos.
| For students starting in September 2025 UniTimetables will be available in August. |
Most CCCU students are able to access an individual student timetable via MyTimetable
This displays all the classes that you are expected to attend including any group activities (but excluding placements).
You can access MyTimetable as soon as:
- you’ve registered as a student
- you’ve created your computing account and set up your university username and password, and
- your Course team have assigned you to all the teaching activities you need to attend
It may be a couple of weeks into your first Semester/Trimester before you can see your complete MyTimetable. Until then, you can use UniTimetables and information provided by your Course team before and during Welcome Week to get you to where you need to be.
Once your MyTimetable is ready, you can link it to the calendar app you use in your personal life (Google, Apple etc), so you can see your university commitments and your other events in one place.
For more on how to get the most out of your individual student timetable once it's ready, please see our MyTimetable user guide.
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For students starting in September 2025 your MyTimetable will be available in the first couple of weeks of your first Semester/Trimester. Until then, you can use UniTimetables and information provided by your Course team before and during Welcome Week to get you to where you need to be. |
Short Courses
Please note that individual student timetables are not available for some short courses and some courses with external professional requirements, but instead your course team will supply you with all necessary timetabling information.
Partner Students
If you are studying at one of our partnership institutions, your place of study is responsible for your timetable. If you have any timetabling related questions, you should contact staff at your place of study.
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