Tutorial Registration
What is Tutorial Registration?
Tutorial Registration is how you put together your timetable at UWS. For each unit you are studying, we will give you a list of class times that are available and you can register into the one you want to attend using PlatformWeb. As there are only limited places in each class Tutorial Registration works on a first in, first served basis.
You'll need to make sure you are enrolled in all of your units in MyStudentRecords (MySR) or you won't be able to register for your tutorials.
What is a tutorial?
Most units have different types of classes that you will need to attend each week. These may include practicals, seminars and workshops, as well as tutorials. In online Tutorial Registration, the term 'tutorial' refers to all of these classes. For example, you may also need to use online Tutorial Registration to register your attendance in lectures, practicals or workshops.
Tutorials are small groups of about 25 students and are about one or two hours in duration. They provide a forum to discuss and debate the lecture materials and have an emphasis on student-teacher interaction and class participation.
Most tutorials have compulsory attendance requirements. If you miss more than two tutorials in a teaching session, you may be at risk of failing the requirements of that unit. Check the unit outline for each of your units to see their attendance requirements.
How do I complete Tutorial Registration?
To get to online Tutorial Registration you will need to log into the MyUWS Student Portal using your MyUWSAccount username (your student ID number) and password. Then click on PlatformWeb in the left hand side menu.
To register we recommend you use a Windows based PC (PlatformWeb should also run on a Mac using Internet Explorer).
Opening times
| Time | School | Unit level |
|---|---|---|
| 9.30am | School of Science and Health | Level 1 |
| 11.30am | School of Science and Health | All other levels |
| 1.30pm | School of Nursing and Midwifery | Level 1 |
| 3.30pm | School of Nursing and Midwifery | All other levels |
| Time | School | Unit level |
|---|---|---|
| 9.30am | School of Humanities and Communication Arts | Level 1 |
| 11.30am | School of Humanities and Communication Arts | All other levels |
| 1.30pm | School of Education | All levels |
| 3.30pm | School of Law | All levels |
| Time | School | Unit level |
|---|---|---|
| 9.30am | School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics | Level 1 |
| 11.30am | School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics | All other levels |
| 1.30pm | School of Business | Level 1 |
| 3.30pm | School of Business | All other levels |
| Time | School | Unit level |
|---|---|---|
| 9.30am | School of Social Sciences and Psychology | Level 1 |
| 11.30am | School of Social Sciences and Psychology | All other levels |
How do I register?
When Tutorial Registration opens for your School, you'll need to log in to PlatformWeb through MyUWS and select a class time out of the options available.
We recommend that you log in to PlatformWeb one to two minutes before your Tutorial Registration opening times to avoid your session timing out before you can register.
What do I need to complete Tutorial Registration?
- a PC (PlatformWeb should also run on a Mac using Internet Explorer. If you have problems, you should use a PC at the UWS computer lab on your campus)
- access to the internet
- your student ID
- have activated your MyUWSAccount
- have completed enrolment into your units
Units that do not require Tutorial Registration
Most students will need to register for some or all of their enrolled units each session. If you’re not sure if you should register for your classes, read the notes at the top of the timetable page for each of your units.
Groups that will definitely not need to register for classes using online Tutorial Registration are:
- UWSCollege
- Badanami
- Some postgraduate business courses (generally aligned to Quarter sessions)
Changing tutorials
You can change your tutorial selection through PlatformWeb up to five times by simply clicking on another selection. If you have extenuating circumstances that requires you to register for a tutorial that is already full, then you will need to complete the Request to Change Tutorial form and submit it to your School.
Need help?
Answers to some commonly asked Tutorial Registration questions can be found on the Tutorial Registration FAQs page.
From Monday, 15 July you can call the Tutorial Registration Hotline on 02 9852 5471 if you have any questions about your Tutorial Registration.
If you have any questions about your enrolment, call the Student Central Infoline on 1300 668 370.




