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Learning and study support
Develop your academic skills and English language skills with our learning services. Our dedicated staff provide a range of support offerings, from 1:1 consultations to group workshops.
We provide learning support at any stage of your degree. All of our offerings are free of charge for enrolled students.
- Learn how to write an essay
- Referencing and citation
- Build your maths skills
- Study for exams
- Manage your time
- Research a subject
Learning Hub
Individual consultations designed to help you develop effective reading, writing, maths, and time management strategies. You can also get feedback on your work.
Vist the Learning Hub (Academic Language and Learning) or the Learning Hub (Mathematics) for more information.
Quick Chats
A walk-in service in Fisher Library where you can meet with one of our advisors for a 'quick chat'.
The Library
Live Chat with Library staff if you need a quick answer.
Video chat/message a Peer Learning Advisor for pro tips on looking after yourself, study and getting the most out of uni life.
Mathematics Drop-In Centre
A dedicated study space for mathematics and statistics. Our staff will be here to help you if you have any questions.
Programs led by students
Connect with experienced local and international students who are trained and mentored by University staff members. Peer programs offer a safe space for students to connect and meet friends, and learn valuable professional and study skills. Make sure you register early to avoid missing out.
Peer programs
Join the Learning Hub's peer programs to improve your communication skills, spoken English and your understanding of Australian culture.
Peer mentoring programs
These programs are run by your school or faculty, specially designed for all new students. They develop a supportive and effective learning community to prepare you for academic, professional and personal success. Find out what's on offer and how to register - registration often takes place during Faculty Welcome Week before classes start.
The Library
Help completing assignments, researching a topic, referencing your work, or finding journal articles.
Go to the Library's website
24/7 support on Studiosity
Access feedback and learning support from a subject specialist in real time. Studiosity is an online service available 24/7, even on weekends.
Read more about Studiosity
Tailored opportunities
We also offer a range of tailored learning and development opportunities which might be right for you depending on your circumstances.
These are often run by faculties and schools or through special programs. You're likely to hear more about these during the Welcome program and as classes start.
| Program or opportunity | Targeted students |
|---|---|
| Mentoring Our Brothers and Sisters (MOBS) Program | New Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. |
| Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme | All Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. |
| Maths in Business | All Business students. |
| Peer-assisted study sessions (Business School) | All Business students. |
| Peer-assisted study sessions (Learning Hub) | Students enrolled in selected economics, maths, programming and analytical thinking units. |
Last updated: 02 July 2024
