Post-Orientation

Learnline is an online learning platform where you access your units, find your learning materials and attend online classes. 

Explore the platform by watching the How to use Learnline video.

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Still have questions?

Check out the Learnline page or contact 1800 984 057 for 24/7 support.

Your CDU timetable shows you when your classes start and where you need to go. 

Find your Higher Education timetable via 'My Apps' on the Student Portal.

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The mandatory Academic Integrity module on Learnline is not only a checkbox, it is your commitment to honesty, trust, fairness, respect and responsibility in academic work.

As a new commencing student, you must successfully complete the unit by the end of your first period of study.

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The final date to enrol for Semester 2 is Friday 2 August 2024. Remember to check your enrolment and the unit requirements for your course. After this date, you cannot enrol online and must receive written permission from the unit lecturer to join the class.  

Watch the How to enrol video for a visual guide.

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Have more questions?

We have a troubleshooting guide if you come across any issues. 

Guide to enrolling

Did you know the Library provides open access to academic resources and practical study help? From a guide to assignment types, to reading and writing strategies, the Study Skills page has it all.

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Study skills recordings

Check out recordings from previous semesters which cover relevant and helpful information. 

Peer Advisors are senior students who are high-achievers and are dedicated to supporting new commencing students at CDU. You can receive support through:

• Peer-to-Peer Appointments (individual support for specific units)
• Peer-Assisted Study Sessions (collaborative opt-in sessions for specific units)
• Peer Mentoring

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Census date for Semester 2 is on Monday 12 August 2024. This is the last day that you can withdraw from units without receiving an academic or financial penalty, so make sure your enrolment and payment details are correct. 

See all important dates for the academic year to organise your calendar and stay on top of your due dates. 

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As a domestic student, it is important to keep track of your fees and their due dates. Such students include: Australian or New Zealand citizens, humanitarian visa holders, holders of a Pacific Engagement Visa or Australian permanent residents.

There are two main student fees: 

• Tuition fees - cover the basic cost of your CDU course
• Student services and amenities fees (SSAF) - helps fund non-academic services and delivers projects and activities to improve your student experience

Domestic students may be eligible for Government subsidies such as a Commonwealth supported place (CSP) or support through a student loan, such as HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP. If you choose to pay upfront or have any student fees due, you must pay by the census date of that teaching period.

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As you tackle your first assessments, our Library experts are on hand to help you succeed. Register for workshops and get assessment help from the Librarians and Language and Learning Advisors.

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Library recordings

Check out recordings from previous semesters which cover relevant and helpful information. 

Census date for Semester 2 is on Monday 12 August 2024. This is the last day that you can withdraw from units without receiving an academic or financial penalty, so make sure your enrolment and payment details are correct. 

See all important dates for the academic year to organise your calendar and stay on top of your due dates. 

Download 2024 Year Planner

As an international student, it is important to keep track of your fees and their due dates.

There are two main student fees: 

• Tuition fees - cover the annual cost of your CDU course
• Student services and amenities fees (SSAF) - helps fund non-academic services and delivers projects and activities to improve your student experience

New commencing international students must pay your tuition and Student Service Amenities Fees (SSAF) by the first day of teaching.

As an international student, it is important to know about your obligations while studying at CDU. Find out how to keep your studies compliant with your student visa conditions.

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As you tackle your first assessments, our Library experts are on hand to help you succeed. Register for workshops and get assessment help from the Librarians and Language and Learning Advisors.

Learn more

Library recordings

Check out recordings from previous semesters which cover relevant and helpful information. 

Connection and student life recordings

Check out recordings from previous semesters which cover relevant and helpful information. 

Want to know how to stand out and gain confidence for your next job interview? You can get advice, attend workshops and find more opportunities with CDU Careers Centre.

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Careers Centre recordings

Check out recordings from previous semesters which cover relevant and helpful information. 

CDU is committed to creating a fair and inclusive university where everyone can thrive. It is everybody's responsibility to foster a safe and respectful community. 

Safer communities at CDU provides valuable resources including:

• CDU security
• Safety and emergency
• Respect
• Diversity and inclusion; and more.

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