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  1. What is a part-time study load?

    You are enrolled in a part-time study load when you enrol in courses totalling less than 75% of a standard full-time load (See What is a full-time study load ?). For most programs, a course enrolment... Date Updated: 24/07/2019 09.45 AM

  2. How do I apply for on-campus accommodation?

    See the on-campus accommodation application information for details on how to apply. Accommodation applications are open all year round. Due to the demand for on-campus accommodation, it is advisable... Date Updated: 15/10/2019 02.16 PM

  3. Are there scholarships for accommodation?

    Yes. There are a number of scholarships available that assist with accommodation, such as the George Alexander Foundation Scholarship  and Chancellor's Accommodation Scholarship . For more... Date Updated: 22/01/2020 12.43 PM

  4. Can I make a voluntary repayment towards my HECS, FEE or SA HELP debt?

    Yes. You can make voluntary repayments to reduce your accumulated HELP debt at any time. Making a voluntary repayment reduces your debt immediately. For detailed information, including payment... Date Updated: 06/03/2019 02.49 PM

  5. How does my scholarship affect my Centrelink benefit?

    Scholarship payments are generally not counted as income for the purpose of the social security income test, providing you are a full-time student and the scholarship directly contributes to your... Date Updated: 22/01/2021 12.57 PM

  6. I am a new student and haven’t received my Griffith login and password. What should I do?

    Please contact Student Connect for assistance. Date Updated: 24/01/2020 09.03 AM

  7. 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 'My Program' from the main menu. Select the 'Manage enrolment'... Date Updated: 03/09/2020 02.32 PM

  8. I am a mature age student and I am working, will I have enough time to study?

    Griffith has flexible study options, including online course notes and lecture capture. We also have dedicated staff that are available to advise you on study/work/life balance and help you plan your... Date Updated: 30/01/2020 09.10 AM

  9. How much credit am I entitled to?

    Credit limits are prescribed in Section 3.9 of the Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning Procedure . The amount of credit you may be granted depends on the level of prior study, level of the... Date Updated: 02/12/2020 03.46 PM

  10. I am an international student. Can I transfer from my current university to Griffith University?

    Yes. Visit How to apply for step-by-step instructions on the application process and access to the International Online Application System . Griffith University recognises prior learning. You can... Date Updated: 08/07/2020 12.53 PM

  11. I am an international student. Where can I get financial help?

    International Student Advisors offer personal support, advice and information to international students. If you are worried about your ability to pay your fees on time, you must meet with an... Date Updated: 20/01/2021 03.45 PM

  12. I am from New Zealand and my exam results won't be available in time for the mid-January offer round.

    All attempts are made to ensure overseas applicants are not disadvantaged because of the delayed availability of results. However, in the case of our more competitive programs such as the Bachelor of... Date Updated: 09/09/2020 10.06 AM

  13. I have accepted my QTAC/UAC offer but I have changed my mind. What should I do?

    If, after accepting your QTAC / UAC offer, you wish to change your offer response or change to a different course, please log into Application Services (QTAC) or manage your application at ... Date Updated: 09/09/2020 09.49 AM

  14. When and where can I find my Commonwealth Assistance Notice (CAN)?

    Your Commonwealth Assistance Notice (CAN) will be available within 28 days of the course census date via myGriffith . We will send an email to your Griffith student email account when your CAN is... Date Updated: 03/12/2020 04.50 PM

  15. Can I apply for readmission?

    Yes, you can apply. Former student (without a previous exclusion): If you are a former Griffith student and have not been excluded from Griffith or any other university; you can apply for readmission... Date Updated: 14/01/2021 11.38 AM

  16. What are the admission requirements for the Bachelor of Medical Science?

    Admission to the Bachelor of Medical Science  program is determined by: academic achievement for Year 12 applicants in the year before admission or academic achievement for applicants who have... Date Updated: 18/06/2020 09.54 AM

  17. When do classes start?

    You can find information about teaching weeks, exam periods and University holidays in standard trimesters, as well as other non-standard teaching periods (such as Medicine, Dentistry, Midwifery... Date Updated: 29/07/2019 12.56 PM

  18. How do I apply for a late enrolment into a course (after the last date to add a course has passed)?

    Approval to add a course after the last date to add a course may only be granted in exceptional circumstances*. See steps below to apply.   Ensure your grade point average (GPA) is 4.0 or... Date Updated: 15/09/2020 10.09 AM

  19. I am an international student. What is my Allianz Overseas Student Health Care (OSHC) Policy number?

    If you are a self-funded student Your Allianz Care Australia policy number is your Griffith University ID (without the s) followed by GU. For example: 1234567GU . If you are a sponsored student Your... Date Updated: 09/12/2020 12.39 PM

  20. I am an international student. When will the Australian borders open?

    The Australian Government is responsible for national border arrangements and State and Territory Governments are responsible for state border arrangements. Visit the Australian Government... Date Updated: 24/11/2020 09.39 AM