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Arts and social sciences writing support
If you’re studying in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, the Writing Hub can help you at every stage of the writing process, from interpreting essay questions and developing ideas, to understanding how to reference correctly.
COVID-19 update: drop-in sessions moved online
Writing support service will continue to run in Semester 2, with online, one-on-one drop in sessions. Find out when sessions are run and book online.
Collaboration and conversation are crucial tools in the writing process as they help to clarify your ideas or identify the strengths and weaknesses in the structure and argument of your writing.
We run drop-in sessions for all undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and students from other faculties enrolled in Department of Writing Studies undergraduate units of study. Drop-in sessions are an opportunity for you to receive individualised feedback on your essay drafts, outlines, arguments and ideas. We can help you to craft arguments, refine your ideas and reflect on your writing.
Our Writing Fellows are trained in the teaching of academic writing. They help you better understand your own writing process and develop effective strategies for communicating in the future.
Drop-in sessions
The writing support service begins in Week 4 each semester. Due to COVID-19 and limited staff on campus, sessions in Semester 2, 2020 will be run as online, one-on-one sessions.
Semester drop-in 2 hours
Sessions run Monday to Thursday from 10am - 5pm, between Monday 14 September and Thursday 19 November. There are no sessions during the mid-semester break, or on public holidays.
Sessions are held online, via the Writing Hub portal. Book online for a one-on-one online session.
Last updated: 11 August 2020
