Timetable and room bookings

ASIMUT now has an updated look. Please refer to the updated guide on how you can book rooms via ASIMUT Guide

Timetable

For more information about class timetable planning, preferencing and adjusting periods, please visit timetable dates.

Room Bookings - ASIMUT

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Booking opening hours:
Opening hours visible in ASIMUT 
All University of Melbourne campuses will be CLOSED on University Holidays

All bookings in teaching spaces may be impacted by changes to classes. Teaching requirements take precedence over all ad hoc bookings.

Please stay up-to-date on our dedicated COVID19 student information website.

Student Enquiry Form

MyTimetable is a class timetabling system that creates individual timetables for students based on submitted class preferences, ensuring everyone has an equitable opportunity of getting their preferred class timetable. You will use this system to create your class timetable prior to each study period.

Class timetable opening and closing dates vary for different subject study periods. Check the dates via Timetable Dates for semesters and non-standard study periods to see when you can build a timetable for your subjects.

The following three steps will help you plan your timetable and enter your preferences:

1. Plan your timetable

2. Enter your preferences

3. Review and adjust

For support and troubleshooting please go to Timetable Help for more information.

  • Informal study spaces on campus may include libraries and areas in buildings where there are chairs/tables/couches available for students to undertake quiet study.  These spaces are not "bookable" but students can use them for online activities, whilst on campus.
  • A number of library project rooms may be available we recommend students contact the library to see how these spaces can be booked. Southbank Library
  • Computer labs can be used as informal study spaces at the Southbank campus only when they are not booked for classes. To view when computer labs are free see the “Informal Study Spaces” location group in ASIMUT.

For more information please go to Drop-in Study Spaces on Campus website

Performance timetable

For more information regarding Bachelor of Music Performance timetable please click here

Read some useful guides to help view your timetable and make bookings.

How to view your timetable

There are two ways to view your timetable after you have enrolled into your subjects and submitted your preferences via MyTimetable:

  1. Simply log in to your ASIMUT account and view your agenda

    2. and/or

  2. Subscribe to your ASIMUT calendar feed. Instructions can be found in the main menu of your account under "Calendar feed".

Please note: there is a 24hr delay with any enrolment or class registration changes.

How to make a booking

Below we have created a guide for you to read in PDF format.

How to Guide

For information on how to view your timetable and make room bookings

Explore our FAQs on Timetables and Bookings

As a student of the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music you have access to designated facilities within your Department.

Rules and Regulations - Room Bookings

By making a room booking, you agree to the following conditions:

  1. Bookings will not be made for any form of private teaching to members of the public
  2. Bookings will not be made to generate profit or involve any form of financial transaction
  3. You will be present in the space booked for the duration of your booking
  4. You will be able to provide your University ID card upon request to staff members of the University for the duration of your booking
  5. You will not provide your University ID card to any another person for the purposes of accessing spaces
  6. Spaces will be left in a clean and tidy state
  7. Any damage to spaces or equipment will be promptly reported to fineartsmusic-po@unimelb.edu.au
  8. No furniture, equipment, instruments or other items will be removed from a space
  9. You will cancel any booking that are no longer required in advance
  10. Your adhoc booking may be changed or cancelled at short notice if the room is required for curriculum purposes.

Any breaches of the above conditions, or misuse of any space, will result in booking privileges being restricted.

Booking Terms and Conditions for Students and Staff of the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music

The core business of the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music is its own teaching, learning and research.

  1. Bookings can only be made by staff and students for curriculum related purposes.
  2. Booking lessons for people external to the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music is strictly prohibited without written approval from the Head of School. Failing to comply will be considered misuse of space (see section 5.d)
  3. General Campus operational hours (subject to variations):

    Summer/Winter
    Monday to Friday 7am to 11pm
    During Semester
    Monday to Saturday 7am to 11pm
    Sunday 9am to 9pm 
    All University of Melbourne campuses will be CLOSED on University Holidays.

  4. Accompanists not part of the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music must be escorted at all times, student and staff cards cannot be used by anyone other than the cardholder, please refer to section 5.20 of the Property Policy (MPF1115).
  5. Misuse of any space may result in booking privileges being restricted. Misuse is considered but not limited to any of the following:
    1. Using spaces without a booking.
    2. Failing to cancel a booking.
    3. Failure to disclose the nature of activity resulting in disruption to classes and/or damage to a space.
    4. Leaving a space in an untidy state, failing to pack away equipment/instruments
    5. Booking a space for private non-curricular activities.
    6. Not vacating the room by the end time of your booking.
  6. Subject to the Faculty Student Misconduct Process, restricted booking privileges could result in reduced booking quota time or no quota at all.
Booking a Room
  1. Students and staff must make bookings via the ASIMUT room bookings website.
  2. Students can book up to a week in advance, except Film and Television students who are allowed more than a week in advance.
  3. Minimum reservation time is 30 minutes.
  4. Students can check their quota from the public interface which are defined by your Head of Area.
  5. It is the responsibility of the booker to leave spaces in a clean and tidy state.
  6. Any damage to the room or equipment must be reported to fineartsmusic-po@unimelb.edu.au
  7. Nothing may be taken out of rooms without the prior approval.
  8. You will only have access to the room as per the time specified on your booking. You must vacate the room by your booking end time.
  9. Please be aware that in addition to these terms and conditions, each School has specific requirements for their individual spaces. Please take careful note of instructions stipulated in the student guides and any visible signage in the spaces.
  10. If you require additional support for use of facilities, please contact fineartsmusic-po@unimelb.edu.au more than 24 hours in advance.
  11. Group bookings are to made by one member of the group. Failure to provide accurate information or falsifying information will be subject to the Student Misconduct Process.
  12. For security issues, please call 03 9035 9311.
CANCELLING a booking
  1. For maximum room utilization and fair and equitable use of space
  2. Cancellations must be reported and made through the ASIMUT room booking system. Failing to cancel a booking could result in Student Misconduct Procedures.

Please submit an enquiry for any technical support with ASIMUT.

For enquiries such as class attendance, class details or other academically-related queries, please contact the Subject Coordinator.

Be sure to refer to the FAQs above before sending a request.

All FAM staff users, please submit your enquiry via the Intranet

All FAM student users, will no longer be required to set up/use their ASIMUT passwords, but instead will be able log in using their University credentials, the same way University email accounts and other University services are accessed.

Student Enquiry Form