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  1. I am an international student. Can I study less than 40 credit points per trimester?

    Follow these tips based on the Trimester you commence to help ensure you meet the requirements of your student visa: If you commence in Trimester 1 Trimester 1 and 2 will be compulsory and you must... Date Updated: 21/11/2018

  2. I am an international student. How do trimesters affect my student visa requirements?

    To ensure you meet your student visa requirements: If you commence in Trimester 1 Trimester 1 and 2 will be compulsory and you must undertake a full time study load of 40 credit points. * Study in... Date Updated: 21/11/2018

  3. I am on a Centrelink Benefit, am I entitled to any additional payments or Scholarships?

    Updated Students who are receiving certain Centrelink Benefits (Youth Allowance, AustStudy or Abstudy), are enrolled full time and do not currently have a Commonwealth Scholarship may be eligible for an... Date Updated: 22/01/2020

  4. I am an international student. How do I apply for a Student Visa?

    You can apply for your Australian Student Visa  via the Department of Home Affairs website, as soon as you have received your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) to study a full time course at... Date Updated: 10/12/2018

  5. I am an international student. If I complete Trimester 3 in my first year, will it still be optional in subsequent years?

    Unless you are commencing studies in Trimester 3, or your program has compulsory courses in Trimester 3, all Trimester 3 study is optional. Date Updated: 23/11/2017

  6. What is the maximum time limit to complete my end-on Honours program?

    You must complete your end-on Honours program in three years (six standard trimesters), including any coursework for which credit is given, in order to be eligible for the award of an Honours degree... Date Updated: 19/09/2017

  7. How many days and hours will I have to attend university in a week?

    On average, you will spend around 10-15 hours on campus each week. The time you spend on campus each week will change depending on what degree you study. Some have more contact hours and some less... Date Updated: 28/02/2018

  8. Where do I find course profiles and when are they published?

    To search for course profiles : Go to course profile/outline search . Enter the course code in the search box. Select the required trimester/semester. Click the 'Find profiles/outlines' button... Date Updated: 23/12/2019

  9. How long do I have to complete my degree/program?

    The amount of time you have to complete your degree depends on the type of program you are studying. You can find specific information about maximum completion periods and extensions in section 10.0... Date Updated: 04/03/2019

  10. What is the travel time, by car, between campuses?

    If you are attending courses at different campuses and travelling by car, the following minimum travel time is recommended between: Gold Coast and Logan: one hour Gold Coast and Mt Gravatt: one hour... Date Updated: 19/02/2019

  11. How do I find more about the course content (course profile)?

    A course profile contains specific course information including: learning objectives and outcomes of the course course content, organisation and teaching methods purpose, scope and timing of... Date Updated: 30/10/2018

  12. I am on a leave of absence. How will I know when to enrol again?

    Updated Prior to Open Enrolment, go to myGriffith to check for planning and enrolment dates. To find out in advance when Open Enrolment begins, please check the current Academic Calendar and key dates... Date Updated: 16/01/2020

  13. How will I know when to enrol when I return from my approved deferment?

    Prior to Open Enrolment, go to myGriffith to check for planning and enrolment dates. To find out in advance when Open Enrolment begins, please check the current Academic Calendar and key dates... Date Updated: 24/06/2019

  14. I am an international student. If I start studying in Trimester 3, do I have to study in the following Trimester 1 and Trimester 2 consecutively?

    Full degree international students Trimester 1 and Trimester 2 are compulsory trimesters for full degree international students who need to comply with student visa requirements. Study Abroad and... Date Updated: 23/11/2017

  15. What restrictions apply to a single course of study?

    Single course of study is strictly subject to approval by the University, prerequisite study, skills or knowledge being met, and seat/timetable availability. Please note that students studying on a... Date Updated: 13/07/2018

  16. Can I change from my doctoral program to a research masters program?

    Yes. An application to change from Doctoral candidature to a research masters will include a report that: describes the circumstances leading to the request describes the work completed and remaining... Date Updated: 13/05/2019

  17. What is University like?

    University study is different from school and from what you've probably seen on TV. It's generally less structured and you'll spend fewer contact hours (i.e, time in lectures and tutorials) at... Date Updated: 24/04/2019

  18. Where can I buy food on campus?

    There are a variety of outlets on each campus where you can buy a meal, snacks and drinks. See  shops for a full list of venues, locations and trading times.   Date Updated: 30/05/2019

  19. How do I plan my timetable?

    You can plan your timetable using the Manage Enrolment application, which is accessed via myGriffith: Login to myGriffith . Select the 'Manage enrolment' button. At  managing your enrolment... Date Updated: 20/02/2019

  20. Can the class timetable change after it has been released for open enrolment?

    Yes, timetables can change. You should regularly check your class details prior to enrolling in classes/courses. If you are already enrolled in a class that is affected by a timetable change, your... Date Updated: 19/02/2019