Improve your academic performance and study skills by accessing UOW's extensive range of free services.
Academic skills advice
Chat with a Peer Academic Coach (PAC) or book a consultation with an experienced academic in the Learning Co-op get the help you need to hit your study targets.
Accessibility & Inclusion
Personalised assistance for students experiencing temporary or permanent disability or medical condition/s, so they can achieve their study and career goals.
Advice on finding & using information
Search our FAQs, submit a question or chat with Library staff to get advice on finding and using information.
Academic skills workshops
Free workshops conducted by teaching staff designed to help you improve your study and English language skills.
Peer Assisted Learning (PAL)
PAL study groups are facilitated by student leaders and are designed to help you succeed in your subjects.
English conversation groups
Practice your spoken English, connect with your peers and learn about new cultures.
Study skills workshop series
Hit your study targets by taking a hands-on approach to success and gain the essential student tips & tricks from our Peer Academic Coach (PAC) team.
HDR workshops and seminars
Initiatives for HDR candidates across differing stages of candidature.
Academic skills resources
The Learning Co-op has a range of tools and resources designed to help you succeed and support your learning.
24/7 study help
Studiosity is a free online service providing guidance and feedback on essays, assignments and other academic skills.
English writing & skills resources
English language and academic skills support to enhance your learning experience.
Digital literacy & skills support
Access to the Digital Skills Hub and a range of self paced resources to help you navigate digital tools and spaces.
Online learning resources
Information designed to help you prepare for and excel in your online classes.
Library services for students
Search for academic resources, find study spaces, and access help from Library staff online and in-person.
Referencing and citing
Learn how to correctly acknowledge the sources used to strengthen your arguments and avoid plagiarism.