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Can I withdraw from a unit after the census date has passed?

UPDATED 17 SEP 2025 | 6:43AM

You can withdraw from units until the displayed on the Academic Calendar. If you withdraw from a unit after the has passed but prior to the last withdrawal date, you will be liable for the full fees of the unit/s, however you will not be academically penalised. If you withdraw from a unit during this window, you will have a "WD" (withdrawn) recorded against the unit on your Academic Transcript.

If you are a student studying on campus, you can via eStudent. If you are studying though Open Universities Australia (OUA), you will need to amend your enrolment through the or by contacting . You will not be able to enrol or withdraw from units in eStudent.

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