Getting your results
Learn how to interpret your results at our webinar
Thursday 3 July, 10:30am via Zoom
Need help after you receive your results? Come along to our results release webinar where you'll be able to ask anonymous questions via the online chat function and our Student Advisers will explain the different grade outcomes and their possible impact.
Results release dates
How to access your results
SMS (text message)
You can register to receive your results via SMS, 15–30 minutes before the official release on StudentConnect.
To register to receive your results by text message:
- Go to your 'Contact details' screen in StudentConnect.
- Select the 'Edit' button next to the ‘Would like your results sent to your mobile’ field.
- Click to fill the 'Yes' checkbox, then select 'Save' to confirm the change.
- Check that you have your current mobile number listed in the ‘Mobile phone’ field, which you’ll find in the ‘Postal address’.
Please note that we can only send results via SMS to Australian mobile phone numbers.
Make sure you register at least three days prior to the Result release date for your study period. Once you've registered, you'll receive your results by text message on the day of result release each study period until you finish your course.
StudentConnect
At the end of each study period, we release your final results for your unit in StudentConnect under ‘End-of-unit assessment’, then ‘View your results’.
Further information
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View the key to results to find information on grades, marking schemas and their meaning.
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A Weighted Average Mark (WAM) is a calculation of all your relevant unit outcomes within a course. Learn how to calculate it.
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After results are released, you may apply for a review of results. Learn how to submit an application.
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Some answers to common questions about results release, including accessing and understand your results.
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Understanding rule breaches and invalid units will ensure you manage your course enrolment correctly.
Where to get support
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Use our academic skills guides to improve your study outcomes including academic writing help, maths support and more.
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Our Study Support team and a range of mentors are available to support you to improve your academic skills.
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If a disability, physical or mental health condition is affecting your study, our Disability Resource Centre can help.
Need help?
Our student advisers are here to help you with course advice, enrolment and general enquiries.