Welcome to Student Timetables.


Which timetable should you look at?
In most cases, you will be able to access your timetable online and subscribe to it on your computer or portable device. The type of timetable you can view will depend on the course you are taking and if you are a new student or a returning student to stage 2, 3 or 4 of your programme.
After logging on to student timetables using your student ID and password, your programme of study, stage and modules, including any options you have elected to take will be displayed (if this information is missing or wrong, inform your School office).
Teaching timetables may be subject to change throughout the year, so you should check regularly for updates (where available, students are urged to subscribe to timetables in order to automatically receive future changes and additions).
If you would like to search for a module or programme timetable, you can sign on to student timetables and select the search for timetables button (you will need to know the correct module or programme code)
Please select an option below:
1. Information for NEW students (Stages 0 & 1 undergraduate and postgraduate students)
New students can view module and programme timetables. Your school or subject area will inform you of which seminar, practical or group classes you should attend.
2 . Information for RETURNING students (Stages 2, 3 & 4 undergraduate students)
Most students returning to continue their studies can access an individual timetable showing which seminar or group class to attend or, which you have signed up to attend (if this option is open to you). Seminar or group classes may not be finalised until the third week of each semester, if you do sign up to attend a specific session this may not be reflected on your individual timetable until the third week of teaching and you should follow instructions issued by your school or lecturer until that time.
Continuing undergraduate students from the following Schools, or taking modules from those Schools, should refer to timetable information provided by the School and not the allocated seminar, practical or computing slots indicated in individual timetables:
- School of Biomedical Sciences
- School of Geography, Politics and Sociology
- Postgraduate Psychology
- Postgraduate Medical Sciences
- MB BS and Dental Sciences Students
New mobile friendly web apps available at m.ncl.ac.uk
- Want to find the nearest available PC, check a timetable or contact your tutor direct from your smartphone? Visit m.ncl.ac.uk
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