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Learning Hub (Academic Language and Learning)

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Learning Hub (Academic Language and Learning) workshops

We offer 62 different workshops which run throughout the year, including during semester breaks. Workshops are free of charge and will be held online via Zoom.

Workshops are intensive two-hour or three-hour sessions, with some running over several weeks. In these workshops, you'll develop skills in specific areas such as critical reading, research writing or developing an argument.

Workshops are open to all enrolled University of Sydney students and are free of charge.

To get the most out of workshops, bring examples of your work that you can use in the session.

How to register for a workshop

You can sign up for a Learning Hub (Academic Language and Learning) workshop at any time. The best way to do this is to find a workshop on the Learning Hub website.

To book a Learning Hub (Academic Language and Learning) workshop:

  1. Log in to the Learning Hub website.
  2. Search for an event using the calendar.
  3. Check your timetable to see if you are available to attend. 
  4. Click on the event(s) that you want to enrol in. 
  5. Select 'Continue' to submit your enrolment. Then you will receive a confirmation email with instructions to attend the workshop. 

If you’ve successfully registered, you’ll receive a reminder one day and then one hour before the workshop.

Last updated: 18 July 2023

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