Getting your results

Results release dates

Trimester 3, 2023	Trimester 1, 2024	Trimester 2, 2024	Trimester 3, 2024
Thursday 29 February 2024 (at 10.30am)	Thursday 4 July 2024 (at 10.30am)	Friday 1 November 2024 (at 10.30am)	Thursday 27 February 2025 (at 10.30am)

Semester 1 2024	Semester 2 2024
Thursday 27 June at 4pm	Thursday 28 November at 4pm H309 Bachelor of Medical Imaging H400 Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) H412 Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion (Honours) H413 Bachelor of Health and Medical Science (Honours) H418 Bachelor of Nutrition Science (Honours) H421 Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) H442 Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science (Honours) H911 Doctor of Medicine
Master of Dietetics
Year 1 – Thursday 20 June at 4pm	Thursday 28 November at 4pm
Year 2 – Thursday 27 June at 4pm	Thursday 28 November at 4pm

Results for units or assessment below should be resolved and submitted to Student Services within 10 working days after completion.

Intensive units (formerly known as Residential units) align with the Trimester calendar result release dates.

Amendments made to previously released results are considered released as soon as the results are approved by Faculty Committee.

Results key

View the key to results to find information on grades, marking schemas and their meaning.
WAM

A Weighted Average Mark (WAM) is a calculation of all your relevant unit outcomes within a course. Learn how to calculate it.
Academic progress

Keeping on top of your course progress is essential to completing your course requirements.
Review of results

After results are released, you may apply for a review of results. Learn how to submit an application.
Results FAQ

Some answers to common questions about results release, including accessing and understand your results.
Rule breaches and invalid units

Understanding rule breaches and invalid units will ensure you manage your course enrolment correctly.

Academic Skills Guides

Use our academic skills guides to improve your study outcomes including academic writing guises, maths support and more.
Tutoring and study assistance

Language and learning Advisers and a range of mentors are available to support you to improve your academic skills.
Disability support

If a disability, physical or mental health condition is affecting your study, our Disability Resource Centre can help.