my.UQ for students

my.UQ Provides a convenient portal to other UQ student websites

mySI-net

The Student Information Network (mySI-net) is a web based application that includes all your records. You can use the mySI-net website to:

• Submit, confirm and change enrolment details
• Add/drop/change courses
• View and pay fees
• Sign-on for some tutorials
• Maintain your personal details (such as residential address and contact phone number)
• View your class and examination timetables
• View your results and studies report

Click here for a guide to using SI-net

MyAdvisor

MyAdvisor is a comprehensive tool which provides essential information for students on UQ administrative matters, some of which include:

• Important UQ dates
• Assessment
• Explanation of Grades
• Examinations
• Student ID cards
• Financial matters
• Paying Tuition Fees
• Refund of Tuition fees
• Scholarships
• Student rights and responsibilities

Changing or withdrawing from a course or program

• Changing or withdrawing from a course or program Before withdrawing from a course or program, consider the academic, financial and other implications. Read the information on MyAdvisor and talk to an Academic Adviser in your school or faculty.
• Withdrawing or changing courses may have implications for your student visa and you may wish to discuss this with an International Student Adviser in Student Services
• Consider the University Policy on Withdrawing Without Academic Penalty
• Apply for withdrawal without academic penalty
• The University policy for tuition fee refund
• What if I fail a course?
• Supplementary Examinations
• Academic standing (academic warning / refusal of enrolment)

Applying to Study at UQ

• Undergraduate (first degree) and Study Abroad / Exchange students
• Postgraduate coursework students
• Postgraduate research students
• Current Semester’s Enrolment Guide In addition to steps to Enrol on-line, this includes other essential UQ websites that students need to be familiar with.

Other useful links

• Definitions of terms used at UQ (Administrative and academic language is used in a very specific way at UQ that some students may not be familiar with)
• Forms online
• Library
• Computers & Computing
• Blackboard
• Schools/Faculties/Centres
• Programs and Courses (Find outlines of degree programs, course codes and profiles and when certain courses are offered)
• Life in Brisbane and at UQ
• Intercampus Bus & Parking