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Where to find your timetable

Find out how to subscribe to your timetable and what to do if there's a problem

If you're a new student, you'll get your timetable two weeks before teaching starts. If you're a returning student, you'll receive it four weeks before teaching starts.

You can access your personalised timetable by logging in with your University of Portsmouth email address and password.

 

Go to your timetable

Introducing CMIS Go - your new timetabling platform

From Wednesday 25 October 2023 the University will be launching a new platform for you to view your teaching and exam timetables. The new platform is called CMIS Go and offers the following features:

  • Ability to view your personal timetable (teaching and exams) by day, week, month or teaching block
  • Ability to add your timetable to your personal calendar
  • Option to add your mobile number to receive text alerts about unavoidable room changes and teaching event cancellations. This will be for students taught on the Portsmouth campus and will be used for one-off room incidents e.g. flooding, fire, and will cover only the morning sessions starting between 9.00am and 10.00am.

You will still be able to access your timetable in exactly the same way as you did before, by clicking on My Timetable.

We have created a Moodle page where you will find training videos on how to navigate around the system, add your timetable to your personal calendar, and an FAQs section.

These should answer any questions you may have, but if not please visit one of the MyPort Information Hubs for advice.

Subscribe to your timetable on Google Calendar

Subscribe to your timetable on Google Calendar

CMIS Go should be your first point of reference for checking your timetable, however you can subscribe your timetable via Google Calendar and add it as a secondary calendar.  For instructions go to the Moodle page

It can take a minimum of eight hours for Google calendar to update. You will also need to refresh your calendar regularly, otherwise you could be looking at an out-of-date version of your timetable.

 

Finding your class

Your timetable will tell you where to go for each class. Find out the locations of teaching buildings across campus.

Finding your exam timetable

Your timetable for 1st attempt assessments (May to June exams) will be available in April. Your timetable for 2nd attempt assessments (July exams) will be available in June.

You'll receive your exam timetable in the same format as your term time calendar.

Find out more about your exams and assessments.

 

Timetable changes and issues

Timetable changes and issues

The University tries not to change timetables after they've been published but sometimes it's unavoidable - you should check your online timetable regularly. 

If you have problems with your timetable, or it's incorrect, check with the MyPort Information Hub that you're registered for the correct modules and the correct amount of credits in the Student Records system. The MyPort Hub will work with the central timetabling unit to investigate further.

In the meantime, keep checking your online timetable until the issue is resolved on the system.

 

 

Get help through the MyPort Information Hub 

If you're a current student, the MyPort Hub is your first port of call for any guidance you need with any aspect of University life. From questions about your course, to what support services are available to help you - contact the MyPort team to help find what you need:

Opening hours

The MyPort Hub is open from 8.30am - 5.00pm Monday to Thursday, and from 8.30am - 4.00pm on Friday.