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Use this calculator to estimate the amount of time you have available for study.
Kia ora and welcome to our time calculator.
This tool helps you calculate the amount of time you spend on different activities during a typical week and offers advice on how much study you could realistically undertake in your free time. The results are a guide only.
You clearly lead a busy life and you’re short on free time. You might need to rethink your plans or reduce some of your existing commitments. Discuss ways of freeing up time with your family. Keep in mind you’ll have busy periods around assignments, tests and exams. Some weeks will be busier than others. While most courses are designed to require a minimum number of hours to complete, the actual time you need will vary. If you manage to find some more free time, then we strongly encourage you talk with our student advisors and check the course requirements for the particular programme of study before going any further.
Life just can’t be that busy!
There are only 168 hours in a week and you have managed to exceed that total by 61 hours.
Please re-adjust your timings and try again.
Include your work hours and commuting time, along with any community or volunteer work you also do.
Include looking after your children and other members of your family. Include any commuting time.
Include time you spend preparing meals, cleaning, washing, gardening, grocery shopping and other chores in maintaining your household.
Include time you spend at home reading, listening to music, watching television, browsing the Internet, playing games, craft making and other hobbies.
Include time you spend away from home keeping fit, exercising pets, shopping, socialising, visiting friends, travelling, going to shows and attending sports events.
Include time you also spend having naps and longer sleeps over the weekend.