Student learning

We work with students and staff to improve our students' learning experience

This academic year your learning will include face-to-face sessions and learning on demand. This handy guide to online learning will help you make the most out of the online opportunities:

what you can expect from your teaching sessions and assessment
how you can structure your independent study time
how you can look after yourself in the online world
how you can stay in touch with people on your course
what support is available for you online
frequently asked questions.

Our award winning Writing Café is running both face to face in the Charles Seale Hayne Library as well as being accessible online. For further information, opening times and links please visit our student portal.

You can speak to one of our dedicated Learning Developers linked to your faculty about any aspect of your learning, including academic writing, presentation skills and managing your studies. To book a tutorial, please visit our booking page.

About students

We understand student learning. Within the team we have a range of expertise about the ways students learn. Our knowledge includes student identity and belonging, student experience and engagement, academic writing practices and social learning spaces. We are research led and have active involvements with national professional networks for Learning Development as well as Peer Learning.

For students

We work for students, by delivering teaching sessions tailored to their needs and disciplines in a way they can understand. We also offer individual tutorials where students can receive individual attention as well as producing digital resources for independent and distance study.

With students

We help student workers to develop their understanding, knowledge and experience to support their peers and provide a community and sense of belonging.

Staff and students can find out more by visiting the Student Learning Services site (log-in required).