Start building your timetable
After enrolling in your units, you can log in to Allocate+ using your Monash username and password to select your class times.
You can begin creating your timetable from 10am, Tuesday 16 June 2026.
Note: Enrol in your units first in the Web Enrolment System before visiting Allocate+. Changes made in the Web Enrolment System may take up to two hours to appear in Allocate+. This applies to newly enrolled units.
After logging in, you’ll see a list of your units. For each unit, you will see a list of activity (class) types, such as laboratory or tutorial.
If you see the words Auto allocated, it means there is only one time slot for the activity, so you won’t have a choice.
If class options are available, you can choose your class time by clicking the Allocate button.
During Preference Entry mode, you can submit your preferences following the Enter Preferences guide.
Preference Entry mode will close at 10am on Tuesday, 23 June 2026, and Allocate+ will run the Sort Run process in the background.
Allocate adjustment
At 10:00 am on Tuesday, 7 July 2026, Allocate+ will open for adjustments. You can check your timetable for clashes and make changes if free timeslots are available. You also have the option to request a swap. During this period, the system operates on a first-come, first-served basis. Refer to Allocate+ adjustment guide for more details.
If you see the words Auto allocated, it means there is only one time slot for the activity, so you won’t have a choice.
If class options are available, you can choose your class time by clicking the Allocate button. If the activity you want to join is full, you have the option to request a swap. Refer to Allocate+ adjustment guide for more details.
Note: Changes made in the Web Enrolment System may take up to two hours to appear in Allocate+. This applies to newly enrolled units.
Exceptions
This is not applicable to Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine students, or to General Studies units.
In addition, some units have a set timetable, so students in these units do not need to choose their class activities. You'll only be able to view the timetable, not change it.
Getting help to fix your timetable in Allocate+
If you need further assistance on your timetable, visit our FAQ page.
Abbreviation used in Timetable
To understand the abbreviations used in Timetable, visit the unit codes and abbreviation page for the full meaning.
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