Your timetable at University of Plymouth is online and enables you to see when different modules are being taught and where they are.
Timetables
Your timetable for lectures and other study activities
Timetable codes explained
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| ABC100* | Your modules will show the teaching sessions on your programme. |
| 17, JT or AY/AU (T) | This coding identifies individual activities and can be safely ignored and will not appear on the majority of activities. |
| Tutorial | This clearly shows the type of the session whether this be a lecture, field trip, practical or tutorial etc. |
| 2/06 | This code indicates whether this activity is for all students to attend or not. If the code does not contain “ / ” and it is one of the modules you are taking then you must attend along with all the other students on that module. If the code contains “ / ” then you may have one or more options as to which group you need to attend - check your emails, see the module moodle site or ask the module leader for details of which group to attend. |
Screenshot of an example timetable. View larger version.
Examples of group codes
- ABC100 (T) Workshop 2/08
- ABC100 (T) Tutorial 2/06
- ABC100 (T) Tutorial 2/08
*Please note ABC100 is not a genuine module code.
In order to simplify the timetables, surplus naming is being removed and sessions may show as the module code only e.g.
- MOD100
- MOD100 Field trip
- Or MOD100 Assessment.
FAQs
General questions
What are the core University teaching hours?
Where possible teaching will take place between the following:
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9:00 – 18:00
- Wednesday: 9:00 – 13:00*
- Friday: 9:00 – 17:00
Please note: teaching may occur outside of these core teaching hours.
When can I access my timetable?
The timetable will be released by semester and will be available:
- Semester one: 6 August 2018
- Semester two: 10 September 2018
How do I access my timetable?
There are a number of ways to access your timetable:
1. By logging into the student portal and selecting ‘Timetables’ from the ‘My Edesk’ drop down menu.
2. By navigating directly to http://timetables.plymouth.ac.uk in your web browser.
3. By downloading our mobile app.
4. By logging into the DLE at http://dle.plymouth.ac.uk and viewing your module calendar.
For medical and dental students your timetable can be accessed through the DLE only.
How do I know what the building codes mean?
The table below contains a list of room abbreviations next to their full building name. The campus map located on our getting here page will help you locate the buildings.
| Abbreviation | Building |
|---|---|
| BGB | Babbage Building |
| BRL | Brunel Building |
| CKY | Cookworthy Building |
| CMS | Coxside Marine Station |
| DYB | Davy Building |
| DEF | Dental Education Facility |
| FZB | Fitzroy Building |
| JBB | John Bull Building |
| LNK | Link Building |
| MB | Marine Building |
| MH | Mast House |
| NAB | Nancy Astor Building |
| PAHC | Peninsula Allied Health Centre |
| PSQ | Portland Square Building |
| Robbins | Robbins Building |
| Rolle | Rolle Building |
| RLB | Roland Levinsky Building |
| SCB | Scott Building |
| SHC | Sherwell Centre |
| SMB | Smeaton Building |
What are the semester dates?
For information on semester dates please visit the semester dates page.
How can I make a room booking?
- If the booking is for a club or society - requests should be sent to sureception@su.plymouth.ac.uk.
- If the booking is for studying you can book library study rooms.
Do classes start and finish on the hour?
Although sessions show as booked on the hour; teaching will begin at five minutes past the hour and finish at five minutes to the hour, to assist with the safe flow of staff and students between rooms.
Your timetable
How do I know which group or tutorial I am in?
Please contact your school office or module leader for this information. They will be able to guide you and let you know which group/tutorial to attend.
What if one of my modules is wrong?
Please contact your school office. To find contact details for your school please visit http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/schools.
What if I want to change a module?
Please contact your school office. To find contact details for your school please visit http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/schools.
What happens if I change my programme?
Please contact your school office. To find contact details for your school please visit http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/schools.
What do I do if my lectures clash?
Please contact your school office. To find contact details for your school please visit http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/schools.
I think my timetable is wrong, what do I do?
Please contact your school office. To find contact details for your school please visit http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/schools.
How do I check the timetable of other modules I am thinking of taking that don’t show on my timetable?
You can add additional module level timetables to your timetables view. For information on how to achieve this, login to timetables, click on the ‘Help’ link and select ‘consulting timetables'.
Will I get any days free so I can work/arrange childcare?
Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee you will have any free days in your timetable. We publish the timetable in August for semester one and September for semester two to allow as much time as possible for personal planning requirements.
Will my timetable change?
We always endeavour to limit change to your timetable. However, there may be some unforeseen circumstances for example, staff illness where changes will be unavoidable.
How are we notified of timetable changes?
This practice varies across faculties and schools. Any changes made to the timetable will be reflected within 15 minutes.
When will I be notified that I can access my timetable?
Returning students will be notified via email at least one month before the start of semester. New students will be informed during induction week.
How will I be notified that I can access my timetable?
Returning students will be notified via email.
Do I have to enrol online in order to access my timetable?
Yes, you will need to online enrol before you can access your timetable. Please see FAQ “When can I access my timetable?”
How can I find out about my exams?
The Examinations Office creates the exam timetables.
Troubleshooting
What shall I do if I am having problems accessing my timetable?
a. If you are unable to login into timetables.plymouth.ac.uk please visit the Help Desk in the Open Access suite in Babbage Building (BGB) or contact support by emailing Library and IT enquiries or calling +44 1752 588588.
b. If you have managed to access https://timetables.plymouth.ac.uk but feel there is an error with your modules, please see FAQ section on 'Your Timetable'.