Student services

Academic support

Academic support

Get the support you need to succeed at Adelaide University

Studying at university can be challenging, but you don't have to do it alone. The Student Academic Learning Support team offers a range of free academic support services to help you build confidence, improve your skills, and stay on track.

Whether you need help with writing, maths, understanding course content or developing skills for learning and study success, there's a service designed for you.

Qualified and supportive staff are available to talk with you via our Learning Support Hubs (on campus and online). Explore the options below to find services and resources designed to suit your learning preferences and access needs, including:

  • 1:1 appointments, drop-in support, and group workshops with skilled learning advisers (face-to-face or online)
  • Peer-led study sessions delivered by successful senior students from your courses and programs
  • Self-paced online learning modules and resources for core academic skills development
  • 24/7 online support for writing feedback.
See a Learning Adviser

See a Learning Adviser

If you’d like personalised advice, you can connect with a Learning Adviser. Advisers are friendly, highly qualified staff who are available for 1:1 support 9am-5pm Monday to Friday. Book a session now to for help with academic writing, study strategies, and understanding assignment requirements.

Drop-in or book an appointment
Studiosity

Studiosity – 24/7 support

Studiosity is a free, 24/7, AI-assisted, online study help tool available to all Adelaide University students through their courses in MyLearning. It's ideal for students who need support outside of regular hours.

Submit your assignment draft for review and receive fast, trusted feedback in minutes through Writing Feedback service, or get study help in real time via chat with Study Assist - Studiosity's purpose-built AI-powered assistant. You can access Studiosity anytime through the ‘Study Help’ tool in any of your myLearning courses.

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Find out more about what Studiosity is and how it works
Student Learning Resources Hub

Student Learning Resources Hub

The Student Learning Resources Hub provides support through myLearning alongside your courses, designed to help you build your academic skills.

Available to all Adelaide University students, the resources hub is where you will find easy-to-follow guides and self-paced modules to help you develop your study skills for academic success, practice and gain confidence in maths learning, learn how to prepare for assessments, improve your study habits and more.

From developing good time management skills through to writing with confidence, this resource hub is for you.

Student learning resources
PASS (Peer Assisted Study Sessions)

PASS (Peer Assisted Study Sessions)

PASS is a student-led program that offers group study sessions for challenging courses. These sessions are run by students who have successfully completed the course and are trained to help others learn collaboratively. PASS is a great way to revise content, ask questions, connect with peers and improve your GPA.

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Find PASS for your courses and check the timetable for session times and locations
English Assist Program

English Assist Program

Are you an international student wanting to build your communication skills for success at university?

If so, register now for The English Assist Program and participate in workshops that will help you to fully engage in your studies and confidently communicate with your lecturers, tutors, and other students. Free to all international coursework students.

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See the English Assist Program timetable, register for sessions and enrol through myLearning
Workshops and events

Workshops and events

The Student Academic Learning Support team provide a range of workshops, programs and events to support your learning and academic success.

Join us to learn about how to adjust to university life, understand assignment and other academic expectations, how to prepare for your exams, study with integrity, use Academic English confidently in your classes and assignments and more.

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See the English Assist Program timetable, register for sessions and enrol through myLearning

Maths Learning Support

All Adelaide University coursework students can access free support from the Maths Learning Support team for learning and using maths (including statistics).

Whether you’re studying engineering, health sciences, or just need to brush up on your numeracy, friendly, inclusive, one-to-one drop-in support and self-paced resources are available (on campus and online).

Drop in anytime within our opening hours to talk with one of the expert staff either face to face or online. No appointment necessary.

During our opening hours, you can drop in either face-to-face or online without an appointment to talk about any aspect of learning and using maths in any course, though we have a focus on those using maths in their program for the first time.

Opening hours until 20th February: 1-4pm, Monday to Friday.
(Check back later for future opening hours).

Drop in to the learning support hub on Level 3 East of Hub Central (Barr Smith South) during opening hours to speak with Maths Learning Advisers. Bring your notes, books and computers along with any questions you have about your learning. No appointment necessary.

What to expect from Maths Learning Support

Access our virtual learning support hub via Zoom during opening hours to speak with Maths Learning Advisers. Have your notes, books and computers ready along with any questions you have about your learning. No appointment necessary.

Access online maths learning support

Academic Integrity Skills

The University takes an educative approach to academic integrity, supporting students to understand academic expectations, develop the skills needed to meet academic standards, and recognise different types of academic misconduct. Student Academic Integrity Skills supports this approach through awareness-raising activities and events, peer-to-peer support, the development of educational resources, and collaboration with University staff and students.

Peer-to-peer support for developing your skills is delivered through the Academic Integrity Ambassador Program, a student leadership program aimed at promoting a culture of academic integrity at the University.

Academic Integrity Ambassadors act as role models and student voices, leading and supporting workshops, events, panels and initiatives, social media and marketing activities, visiting students in programs, and contributing to the development of educational resources.

Look out for Academic Integrity Ambassadors visiting your courses and running pop-up events on campus and online.

2026 schedule of workshops and events coming soon!

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Workshops and events

“Academic integrity means a commitment to act with honesty, trustworthiness, fairness, respect and responsibility in all academic work” (Adelaide University Academic Integrity Policy, p.1). These values guide the behaviour of everyone in the academic world, including students, teachers and scholars.

The Academic Integrity Essentials course is designed to help you understand the Academic Integrity Policy and build the skills and confidence you'll need to succeed in your assignments.

All commencing students are required to complete the Academic Integrity Essentials Course to build their understanding of academic integrity expectations.

Complete your Academic Integrity Essentials Course now

It is an important part of your responsibility as a student to familiarise yourself with the Adelaide University Academic Integrity Policy.

You can also meet with a Learning Adviser to discuss any questions or issues you have about how to maintain your academic integrity throughout your studies.