Student services

Academic support

Studying is challenging, but you don't have to do it alone.

Whether you need help with academic writing, study skills, maths, statistics or academic English, we offer free support.

See a Learning Adviser

Get one-on-one help with academic writing, study skills and assignment planning, in person or online.

Book a Learning Adviser appointment

Maths Learning Support

Get help with maths and statistics at any level. Drop in to a campus learning hub or use free online resources and tutoring.

Learn more about Maths Learning Support

Peer Assisted Study Sessions

Join free weekly sessions led by students who've already succeeded in your subject. Revise content, ask questions and lift your results.

Find a PASS session

Academic Communication in English (ACE)

If English is an additional language for you, join ACE and master your academic communication skills for success at university. Open to all AU students by coursework.

Join ACE

Student Learning Resources Hub

Explore self-paced courses, quizzes and guides on academic writing, referencing, exam preparation and more.

Visit the Resources Hub

Studiosity

Submit an assignment draft and get written feedback within roughly two minutes, any time of day. Or get one-to-one study help through Study Assist, an AI-powered live chat, 24/7.

Access through myLearning

Academic Integrity Skills

Understand what academic integrity means and how it applies to your studies, before it becomes an issue.

Learn about Academic Integrity Skills

Workshops and Events

Attend workshops, drop-in sessions and events on adjusting to university, assignment expectations, exam preparation and academic integrity. Sessions run throughout the semester across campuses.

View Workshops and Events

Seeing a Learning Adviser helped my motivation and confidence. They help you break down tasks and guide you forward—like hitting reset and getting back on track. Without them, my first year would have been much harder.

Tabitha

Bachelor of Business, 3rd year

One of my assignments felt a bit like a jigsaw puzzle, as though the pieces were all scrambled in a pile. Working with a Learning Adviser was like sorting them out and laying them into their groups of colour. I knew what direction to take next.

Liam

Bachelor of Creative Arts, 3rd year