- Where can I find my timetable?
- When your timetable will be available?
- Will my timetable change?
- How do I get timetable notifications?
- Who should I contact about my timetable?
- I can't see my timetable
- I need to request a timetable change or report a timetable issue
- Helpdesk support
- School programme timetable availability dates
Before checking your timetable, make sure you have completed online registration. It can take up to three working days for your timetable to appear after registration. Please note that schools’ programmes may make their timetables available at different dates.
Where can I find my timetable?
You can view your timetable in the Timetable portal.
Your timetable shows:
- Dates and times of your teaching sessions
- Room locations or whether sessions are online
- Activity types such as lectures, seminars, tutorials, labs or studio sessions
If a session does not show a room, it will normally take place online.
Follow our simple guide to add your timetable to your personal calendar
Visit Timetable FAQs for more information.
When your timetable will be available?
New students: Your timetable will be available after you complete the first stage of online registration subject to the following conditions:
- It can take up to three working days after registration for your full timetable to appear.
- Different School’s may make their programme timetables available to students closer to the teaching date (i.e. to create specific teaching groups). To check see school programme timetable availability dates (bottom of this page).
Your timetable will continue to be updated before your course starts as you:
- complete registration
- select optional modules (if applicable)
Your timetable is provisional and may change until the start of term.
To access your timetable as soon as possible
Make sure you:
- Register on your course
- Choose your optional modules
- Updates may take up to three working days
- Check your timetable regularly before your course starts
When it may take longer
You may see delays if:
- You are re-taking a module and updates depend on School or Board decisions
- Your School allocates tutorials, seminars or practicals after face-to-face registration. See school programme timetable availability dates at the bottom of this page.
What you can expect to see on your timetable
Your timetable shows:
- dates and times of your teaching sessions
- locations or whether sessions are online
- activity types such as lectures, seminars, tutorials, labs or studio sessions
Sessions without a room listed will be marked as online.
- Follow our step-by-step guide to adding your timetable to your personal calendar
- Visit the Timetables FAQs for more information
Will my timetable change?
Your timetable may change during the year, especially in the first few weeks of term.
- Changes are kept to a minimum where possible
- Updates are made as early as possible to help you plan
- Short-notice changes can happen, for example due to staff absence or room issues
You will be notified:
- by email or text message
- via mobile notifications for changes within 48 hours
See the timetable change notification service for details.
Timetable change notification service
This service alerts you to changes to your timetable.
How to receive notifications
The best way is through the Herts Mobile app:
- Download from mobile.herts.ac.uk
- Log in with yourusername@herts.ac.uk
The app also includes features such as campus maps and PC availability.
Important:
Notifications only cover changes within the next two working days.
Always check your timetable on StudyNet for the latest information.
Managing notifications
- You can unsubscribe in the app settings (timetabling topic)
- If you do not use the app, notifications will be sent by text message
For app support, contact Library and Computing Services Help and Support
How to contact your School
If you need help with your timetable, contact your School.
Include:
- module code, day, time and weeks
- the reason for your request
Your timetable may change during the academic year, especially during the first few weeks of teaching. We try to keep changes to a minimum and let you know as early as possible.
Changes may happen because of:
- room availability
- staff absence
- teaching group changes
- other operational requirements
The University aims to keep changes to a minimum and give as much notice as possible.
How you'll get updates
If your timetable changes, we'll let you know by:
- email or text message
- notifications through the Herts Mobile app (see below)
How do I get timetable notifications?
The easiest way to get timetable updates is through the Herts Mobile app.
Set up notifications
1. Download the Herts Mobile app.
2. Sign in with your University email address.
Important
Notifications only cover timetable changes within the next two working days.
Always check the Timetable portal for the latest version of your timetable.
Manage notifications
- You can turn timetable notifications on or off in the app settings.
- If you do not use the app, timetable updates will be sent by text message.
- Need help with the app? Contact Library and Computing Services Help and Support.
Who should I contact about my timetable?
If you need help with your timetable, use the guide below to contact the right team.
I can't see my timetable
If your timetable has not appeared three working days after completing registration, first check:
- You have completed online registration.
- Your optional modules have been processed.
- The timetable release date for your programme.
If you still cannot see your timetable:
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If your issue is... |
Contact |
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Registration, enrolment or optional module choices |
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An error message when accessing your timetable |
You can also check the Timetable FAQs for answers to common questions.
I need to request a timetable change or report a timetable issue
Contact your School and include:
- Your module code
- The week, day and time of the session
- Details of your query or request
School contacts
Hertfordshire Business School
School of Creative Arts (including Humanities)
- Programme Lead
School of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences
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Subject area |
Contact |
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Health and Medicine |
Year Tutor |
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Life Sciences |
Programme Lead or Programme Team |
School of Law, Education and Society
Law
- LLB programmes:
- CCJ programmes:
- LLM (all pathways):
- LLM Solicitors' Practice: Programme Lead
- LLM Bar Practice: Programme Lead
Education
- Programme Lead
School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science
Helpdesk support
For technical issues accessing the timetable system or the Herts Mobile app, contact the Library and Computing Services Helpdesk.
School programme timetable availability dates
| Programme | Latest Release Date |
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Music +BSc Music Production & Promotion +BSc Music Composition and Sound for Film and Games +BSc Audio Engineering +BSc Songwriting and Artist Development +BSc Live Sound, Lighting and Performance Technology |
5 September 2026 |
| BA Film and TV Production | 5 September 2026 |
| BA Digital Media Arts | 5 September 2026 |
| BA Media and Communications | 5 September 2026 |
| BA Mass Communications | 5 September 2026 |
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BA Digital Animation + 2D Digital Animation +3D & Visual Effects +Comics & Concepts Art +Games Design Animation |
5 September 2026 |
| BA Architectural | 5 September 2026 |
| BA Interior Architecture Design | 5 September 2026 |
| BA Graphic Design | 5 September 2026 |
| BA Graphic Design: Advertising and Branding | 5 September 2026 |
| BA Illustration | 5 September 2026 |
| BA Fashion and Business | 5 September 2026 |
| BA Model Deign and Special Effects | 5 September 2026 |
| BA Digital Arts for Animation, Games and Immersion | 5 September 2026 |
| BSc Digital Technologies for Animation, Games & Immersion | 5 September 2026 |
| Foundation Art Therapy | 5 September 2026 |
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MA Design + Graphic Design and Branding + Illustration +Graphic Design +Graphic Design: Advertising and Branding + Interior Architecture and Design + Concept Art + Immersive Media + Digital Comics + Animation + 3D Modelling and VFX + Creative AI for Screen |
5 September 2026 |
| MA Art Therapy | 5 September 2026 |
| MA Folklore | 5 September 2026 |
| MA TESOL | 5 September 2026 |
| MA Journalism & Media Communications | 5 September 2026 |
| MA Public Relations and Digital Communications | 5 September 2026 |
| MA Screenwriting | 5 September 2026 |
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Humanities L5 & 6 +BA English Literature +BA Creative Writing +BA English Language & Linguistics +BA History +BA Philosophy + BA Sociology |
Students who enrol after the 25 August will be allocated to a timetable by Friday 5 September |