Study and research support
Study and subject help
Online Chat
Chat with a Librarian or a Peer Learning Advisor (PLA) for help with your assessments, finding information, referencing and more.
Our PLAs are experienced students from various disciplines trained to assist you. They are available face-to-face at all campuses (except Shepparton) as well as online.
Discipline Hubs
The Discipline Hubs connect you with expert tutors who provide support in the maths, science & coding skills you need for your degree.
Visit the following LMS sites to explore online resources and connect with our tutors face-to-face, in-person and online:
Training and workshops
Develop your skills in writing assessments, referencing, overcoming procrastination and more!
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Academic Skills Advisor
- Get help with study skills, assignment planning and academic writing skills
- Supporting all coursework and research students
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Librarian
- Get assistance navigating referencing and information
- Speak to a librarian who can help you find credible information
- Get help identifying your assessment/research questions
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Research Librarian
- Explore the issues particular to researchers and higher degree research students
- Speak with a Research Librarian
- Learn and discuss databases, research profiles, publishing and much more.
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24/7 Online Support
Studiosity
Studiosity is available for all students, on every campus and online, to get writing feedback or ask study-related questions during live chat times.
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Achieve@Uni
Browse online learning resources to find out what you need to know, learn great tips and get linked to more help.
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Expert help guides
Expert help guides provide detailed information on a large variety of specific academic subject areas as well as cover essential academic and information skills to assist you through your academic journey.
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Plan my assessment
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Academic Referencing Tool (ART)
The ART provides detailed examples of the four referencing styles: AGLC4 (Law), APA 7, Chicago (Author-date), and Oxford (Footnoting).
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