Resources to help you excel in your studies at UNSW
The Learning Centre offers academic skills workshops, individual consultations, and resources to help you develop essential academic skills.
Services: Academic writing support, exam preparation, study skills development, English language support
Location: Level 2, East Wing, Quadrangle Building
Contact: learningcentre@unsw.edu.au
Website: student.unsw.edu.au/learning
Get feedback on your draft assignments from trained student assistants.
Available for: All undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students
Booking: Online through UNSW website
Student Tip: Academic support services are most effective when you access them early. Don't wait until you're struggling with an assignment deadline.
Many faculties and schools offer tailored academic support for their students. These services complement the university-wide support and are designed to address discipline-specific challenges.
Important: Check your faculty website and student portal for information about faculty-specific support services and how to access them.
Practice English speaking skills in small groups
When: Weekly during term
Academic writing skills development
When: Bi-weekly sessions
Academic reading comprehension practice
When: Weekly during term
Success Tip: Regularly attending conversation classes can significantly improve your academic communication skills.
| Workshop | Date | Location | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essay Writing Essentials | Every Tuesday | Online | Required |
| Research Skills | Every Wednesday | Library Level 2 | Required |
| Exam Preparation | Every Thursday | Online | Required |
| Time Management | Every Friday | Online | Required |
Note: Workshop schedules are updated at the start of each term. Check the Learning Centre website for the latest schedule.
Access course materials and submit assignments
Watch lecture recordings and class content
Access academic journals and research papers
Important: Complete the Academic Integrity Module in your first term at UNSW.
If you're experiencing circumstances that affect your studies, you may be eligible for special consideration:
Support for students with disabilities or ongoing medical conditions: