Exam Timetable
Accessing your Exam Timetable
Your personal exam timetable can be viewed at https://exams.westernsydney.edu.au/timetable/personal.php.
For Sydney City Campus (SCC) students: Your personal timetable can be viewed at:
https://sccexams.westernsydney.edu.au/menu/default.php
Exam timetables are generally released in the weeks leading up to exams. You can check for upcoming exam dates on the student dates page.
We do not provide verbal advice about your exam timetable by phone or at the Student Services Hub. Please check your exam timetable regularly in the lead-up to your exams and again on the day of your exam, as times and locations may change.
Important: Do not rely on a saved or cached screenshot of your timetable, as it may not reflect the most up-to-date information.
Please note that misreading or misunderstanding your exam timetable is not grounds for consideration under the Deferred Exam policy. If you miss your exam for this reason, you will not be able to sit the exam at another time.
Frequently Asked Questions
While your exam timetable will generally remain the same, sometimes there are events that mean exam times and locations have to be changed.
Make sure that you are checking your current exam timetable regularly in the lead up to and the day of the exams as times and locations may change. You can access your exam timetable at https://exams.westernsydney.edu.au/timetable/personal.php
Don't save or cache a screenshot of your exam timetable as you may not have the most up to date version.
You should also check your email account to receive information about possible disruptions to exams in the lead up to, and during, the exam period.
If an exam does not appear in your personalised exam timetable at https://exams.westernsydney.edu.au/timetable/personal.php (opens in a new window) it could mean that you either have an exam clash or the exam is being run by the School.
Please submit your enquiry as soon as possible at for further information.
The University defines an exam clash as:
- two exams at the same time including any overlap
- less than one and a half hours between exams
- where you have more than three exams scheduled on two consecutive days. The University does not regard Friday or Saturday and the following Monday as consecutive days
- An evening exam that finishes after 8.30pm followed by a morning exam that starts before 9.30am on the next consecutive day
You must advise the Examinations Team of an exam clash no later than five working days after the date the exam timetable is published. Please submit your enquiry to the Examinations Team.
We will provide exam clash information to you via your student email account and your new exam arrangements will be outlined in the email advice.
Related links
If you have an Academic Reasonable Adjustment Plan (ARAP) with approved exam adjustments, your exam will be coordinated according to the accommodations outlined in your ARAP. However, please note that your specific ARAP conditions will not be visible on your exam timetable. You will only see your exam room and exam delivery type.
Your exam timetable will be released on the same day as the general student cohort for all schools. For more information on how to access your exam timetable, please refer to the “How do I access my exam timetable?” section on this page.
Additional Information
Formal exams are held at the end of each session.
Exam and timetable release dates: See the Important Dates page for information on exam timetable release dates and Main and Deferred Exam dates.
On Campus: For guidance on attending on-campus exams, including, how to get there, what to bring, arrival expectations, and exam room information, please refer to the On-Campus Exams webpage.
Online exam setup: Your timetable will indicate if your exam is held online. Please ensure your equipment is fully set up, tested, and ready before your exam start time.
How to view your personalised exam timetable
Tips & Hints for viewing your exam timetable