How to activate your account

STEP 1: Activate your account to start accessing the University’s online services. Using your student ID number, also knowns as your username, open password manager, select ‘activate account’, follow the steps to activate your account and set your password  

STEP 2: Now you have your ID number and password, you can access EnrolMe to help you through the process of completing your enrolment. You’ll be prompted to set up multi-factor authentication with Okta Verify before you login for the first time.  

STEP 3: EnrolMe is the online portal designed to guide you through the enrolment process, you are now ready to head to EnrolMe to complete your enrolment checklist, and course enrolments.  

Please note that as an online student, you can skip the "Plan your timetable" section in EnrolMe by clicking 'Next'. Your class schedule will be advised within your course in MyUni.  

How to add a course

1. Log in to Access Adelaide – you will be taken to this page from EnrolMe  
2. In the menu on the left, select 'Students'  
3. Select 'Enrolment'  
4. Select the study period (e.g. 2023 Online Teaching Period 2)  
5. Select the orange ‘Search' button  
6. Select the subject area (e.g. PSYCHOL) from the dropdown list and enter the catalogue number (e.g. 6500OL) - you can find these details in the course schedule for your program below
7. Click 'Search'  
8. Confirm and save the changes.  

How to add a course 

1. Log in to Access Adelaide  

2. In the menu on the left, select 'Students'  

3. Select 'Enrolment'  

4. Select the study period (e.g. 2023 Online Teaching Period 2)  

5. Select the orange ‘Search' button  

6. Select the subject area (e.g. PSYCHOL) from the dropdown list and enter the catalogue number (e.g. 6500OL) - you can find these details in the course schedule for your program below, or the personalised study plan provided by a Student Success Advisor  

7. Click 'Search'  

8. Confirm and save the changes.  

You must provide a current address. Do not list a University academic or administrative area as your home or mailing address. 

Home address 

• you must have a residential home address and cannot provide a PO Box 

• if you are a temporary resident in Australia, your home address must be an overseas address. 

Mailing address 

• if you are a permanent resident or Australian citizen you don’t have to enter a mailing address unless you want mail from the University to be sent somewhere other than your home address 

• once you’ve entered a mailing address you must keep it up to date 

• if you are a temporary resident in Australia you must provide an Australian mailing address. 

Billing address 

Only provide a billing address if you want your University invoices sent to an address different from your home or mailing address. This address will appear on your notice. If a third party (employer, sponsor or parents) is paying your fees, it is your responsibility to forward your invoice by post or electronically. 

It’s important to keep your telephone contact details up to date. You can enter various types of phone numbers, change any existing numbers or delete a number that is no longer valid. 

Emergency contact 

The University needs to know who you would like us to contact in the event of an emergency. This could be a parent, guardian, relative or close friend - someone local, interstate or overseas. 

The Australian Government extended the requirement for a Unique Student Identifier (USI) to all higher education students in 2021. 
A Unique Student Identifier  [USI] is a reference number that creates an online record of your qualifications attained in Australia. All students undertaking a higher education qualification, need a USI  in order to receive a qualification upon successful completion from 2023, and to receive commonwealth financial assistance from 2021. 

You will need a Unique Student Identifier  (USI) before you can enrol in your courses, with the exception of international students. Enter your USI in your enrolment checklist in Access Adelaide before enrolling. 
For international and offshore students, further information is available at the USI For Students ; offshore international students are not required to provide a USI.  

If you are eligible to defer your fees under an applicable Australian Government Help Loan , you will need to provide a valid USI at enrolment.  You can create your USI now - but if you've completed training in Australia since 2015, you may already have one. If you are eligible to defer your fees, under an applicable Australian Government Help Loan, you will need to provide a valid Unique Student Identifier (USI) at enrolment. 

Please ensure that your personal information at the USI Registry Office is exactly the same as the information at the University of Adelaide, this will avoid the risk of having an unverified USI which will impact on your enrolment and graduation. 

Providing a valid USI is a student responsibility and is to be provided online through the enrolment checklist in Access Adelaide. USI submission via email or hard copy to the University will not be accepted. Please contact Ask Adelaide if you require assistance. 

The University is committed to providing appropriate service and support to all students so if you have specific needs, please help us to help you by completing this section or, if you prefer, contact Student Life: Disability Support. 

This displays the current fee status recorded against your program(s). 

If you are a Commonwealth Supported student you must complete a Request for Commonwealth Support and HECS-HELP form. This includes students that are New Zealand Citizens and Permanent Residents who are eligible to enrol as Commonwealth Supported students. 

If you are enrolling in more than one program you will be required to complete a form for each program for which you are Commonwealth Supported. 

Domestic fee paying students may be eligible to apply for FEE-HELP assistance by completing the Request for FEE-HELP Assistance form. 

Both the HECS-HELP and FEE-HELP forms can be completed electronically by choosing the appropriate screen options. 

International Students should check that their fee status is correctly recorded as “International”. 

Request for Commonwealth support and HECS-HELP 

Commonwealth Supported students must complete a Request for Commonwealth Support form once for each program in which they are enrolled. Before completing this form you must read the information for Commonwealth supported students booklet, available from http://www.studyassist.gov.au (external link)  (hardcopy is available from Ask Adelaide, Hub Central, North Terrace Campus) to understand your obligations. 

Upon successful completion of the form you will be given a receipt number and given the option to print your completed form. It is recommended that you print your form, as this is the only opportunity you will have to do so. If you choose not to print your form it is strongly recommended that you note your receipt number. 

Request for FEE-HELP assistance 

FEE-HELP is a loan facility that helps eligible students to pay their tuition fees. It is a scheme that operates in a similar way to HECS-HELP in that eligible students can borrow from the Commonwealth government for some or all of their tuition fees (within set limits) and repay this through the taxation system. 

Domestic students that wish to apply for FEE-HELP must complete this form once for each program. Before completing this form you must read the FEE-HELP Information booklet, available from http://www.studyassist.gov.au (external link)  (hardcopy is available from Ask Adelaide, Hub Central, North Terrace Campus) to understand your obligations. 

Upon successful completion of the form you will be given a receipt number and given the option to print your completed form. It is recommended that you print your form, as this is the only opportunity you will have to do so. If you choose not to print your form it is strongly recommended that you note your receipt number. 

Please note that you cannot successfully complete this form without providing your Tax File Number (TFN). If you do not have a TFN and have applied to the Australian Taxation Office for one, it is strongly recommended that you obtain a certificate from them and provide it to Ask Adelaide. You must provide either your TFN or a certificate of application for a TFN to the University before the census date. If you do not do so you are not eligible to use FEE-HELP and will be required to pay your full tuition directly to the University. 

You must enter the year and teaching period you expect to complete your studies. This information is important as it allows us to contact you electronically and provide information about graduation ceremonies and what you need to do to prepare for your graduation. If you are currently enrolled in more than one program, you must indicate your expected completion year and semester/term for each program. 

The University has a legal obligation to collect information on behalf of the Commonwealth Government and it’s important that the information you provide is accurate and correct. 

Information that is already on your record will be displayed, so please check and update any information to ensure it is accurate.