Student services

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. Adelaide University offers a range of free academic support services to help you build confidence, improve your skills, and stay on track with your studies. Whether you need help with writing, maths, or understanding course content, there’s a service designed for you. Explore the options below and find the support that suits your needs.

See a Learning Adviser

If you’d like personalised advice, you can connect with a Learning Adviser. Advisers can help with academic writing, study strategies, and understanding assignment requirements. Learning Advisers also deliver a series of workshops on writing assignments, referencing, paraphrasing & more.

Drop-in or book an appointment

Studiosity

Studiosity is a free 24/7, AI assisted, online service that connects you with academic specialists who can help with writing, referencing, and study questions. You can get feedback on your draft assignments or ask a question and receive help within minutes. It’s ideal for students who need support outside of regular hours.

You can access Studiosity through any of your MyLearning course sites by clicking on Study Help in the menu.

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Student learning resources hub

This online resource hub provides self-paced resources designed to build your academic skills. It includes modules on assignment writing, such as essays and reports, referencing, time management, and more. You can also access workshops and guides to help you prepare for assessments and improve your study habits.

Student learning resources

Math learning support

Math Learning Advisers provide a friendly and inclusive space where students from all disciplines can get help with maths and statistics. Whether you’re studying engineering, health sciences, or just need to brush up on your numeracy, the centre offers one-on-one support, workshops, and online resources.

Information and resources will be available from 5 January 2026.

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Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS)

PASS is a student-led program that offers group study sessions for selected 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.

Information and resources will be available from 5 January 2026.

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English Assist Program

The English Assist Program will help you build confidence in speaking, listening, reading and writing for university study. This free, optional program is available to international students in their first semester of an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree.

Information and resources will be available from 5 January 2026.

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Academic Integrity and Academic Misconduct

“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.

Academic Integrity in practice means:

Acknowledging the sources of information and knowledge in your assignments by using a referencing system.
Paraphrasing other people's work and ideas into your own words while still referencing the source.
Completing your own work independently.
Behaving honestly in exams, assignments, and other forms of academic work.

For more information on Academic Integrity and Academic Misconduct, refer to Adelaide University’s 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.

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