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Student Resources

At UNSW Science, we offer extensive support services to our students. Whether you need general program advice, help with enrolment or have questions about academic transcripts and student visas, we’re happy to assist.
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myPLAN

Plan your studies and track your progress for graduation in real-time

myPlan is a free online progression checker and study planner tool for UNSW students that will help you to create a full academic plan for the remainder of your studies. You will be able to access information on course pre-requisites, historical term offerings and bookmark courses for later, all in one place.
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Enrolment Information

Now that you have an offer to study with us, you’ll need to learn more about our courses and how to enrol. 'Getting started' will help you do just that.

Faculty Rules

Browse our Faculty Rules to learn more about Recognition of Prior Learning, timetable clashes, cross-institutional study and more.

2024 Program Changes

Find out more about program changes in 2024.

Science Terminology

Read over some of our common terms to familiarise yourself with UNSW terminology and better understand your Science degree.

Student FAQs

Browse our student FAQs for more information on course selection, enrolment, exams, assignments and student life at UNSW Science.

Flexible Study

Study the way you want. UNSW Science offers flexible study options so you can tailor your study to suit your individual circumstances.

Academic Advising

We offer personalised academic advice in a confidential 30-minute session to help you make the right choices when it comes to your studies.

The Nucleus: Student Hub

Opening hours

Monday - Friday

10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Contact us 

In person: 

Level 2, Library Building 

Phone: +61 2 8936 7005

For students in an Aviation program please contact the School of Aviation.Ìý

For students in a Bachelor of Psychology, Bachelor of Psychological Science, and a Postgraduate Psychology program, please contact the School of Psychology.

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