Timetables can sometimes be confusing. Please do not worry if you are having problems understanding your timetable, these FAQs aim to resolve them. Alternatively, if you're in your first few weeks at the University, your tutor will be able to explain any queries you have during induction sessions.
Don’t be worried if a fellow student has their timetable and you don’t have yours. We release them as they are ready, so some students may get them a little earlier than others.
Your timetable will clearly indicate which teaching sessions are on campus and which will be delivered online. On-campus sessions will have a room number and online session will have a link for you to click to join the session.
If you're struggling to access your timetable, please see the guidance on accessing and understanding your timetable. Please also ensure you have read the information provided above in regard to when your timetable will be released.
Your timetable is on the homepage of MyHud. Log in using your University credentials.
You can find additional information on making sense of your timetable and understanding room codes on our timetable information pages.
The time zone of your calendar and timetable is based on the time zone of your device. Please ensure that you aware of the time zone of your device when viewing all of your sessions. In particular, please be aware of the time zone of your device if you are based outside of the UK or have recently travelled into another time zone.
Timetables published before the start of term are likely to experience some changes, it is therefore not advisable to use them to plan around. After teaching starts there should be fewer changes. We advise you check your timetable frequently.
Please be aware that updates and changes resulting from making module choices can take up to 48 hours to appear. If you feel your timetable is incomplete, after this time, you can contact the appropriate student support staff in your school, using the email address supplied in the student portal.
A day free of teaching is something that we aim to provide, however it is not possible in all cases due to the combination of constraints and requirements of particular activities.
Take a look at the Queensgate Campus Maps (Campus Map). Help in locating buildings and rooms on campus is available from the iPoint at the entrance to Student Central between 08:00 and 18:00 Monday to Friday or by phone on 01484 471001. Alternatively, please contact your school student support office for further details.
Only if there is sufficient grounds to warrant the change and if there is space in the session that you wish to move to. There will be a form that needs to completed, which then needs to be approved by the timetabling team and academics involved. If you wish to change modules rather than groups within a module, then you should complete the module change form instead. All forms are available from your school student support office.
We need to consider all the students and staff involved with the course. As much as possible we will accommodate student requests, but we might not be able to resolve every issue. Normal teaching hours are from 9:15 to 18:15 and occasionally we need to go later for some courses. If you have taken a job that is during core teaching time, then you will need to review your module choices or change your working hours.
If you are a student that is transferring course or resuming studies after a break there may be a delay in viewing your timetable as your details are updated. For all other enquiries please contact your school student support office for further details.
School Timetable email addresses |
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Applied Sciences |
sapptime@hud.ac.uk |
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Arts and Humanities |
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Computing and Engineering |
sce.timetable@hud.ac.uk |
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Education and Professional Development |
sepdtimetable@hud.ac.uk |
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Huddersfield Business School |
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Human and Health Sciences |
HHS-Timetable-Enquiries@hud.ac.uk |
School Support email addresses |
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Applied Sciences |
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Arts and Humanities |
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Computing and Engineering |
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Education and Professional Development |
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Huddersfield Business School |
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Human and Health Sciences |
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