Get one-to-one study help

Get one-to-one study help

Drop in to the Study Support Hub for guidance from our Academic Skills Advisors, Maths and Science Advisors and Librarians. If you can’t attend the hub, you can book an appointment or submit a question online year-round.

Our Study Support Hub is a welcoming drop‑in space staffed by Academic Skills Advisors, Maths and Science Advisors and Librarians. They can help you understand assessment instructions, get started on tasks, and find books, articles and other sources. They also support assignment planning and writing, academic English, referencing and academic integrity, and maths and science study skills.

If you can’t attend the Hub, book an appointment with an Academic Skills Advisor, Maths and Science Skills Advisor or Librarian, or submit a study support question via the Student Connect portal. The appointment and query services are available year-round apart from weekends and public holidays to students at all RMIT campuses.

Drop in to the Study Support Hub for help with your assessments

Hub hours: Monday to Friday, 12pm to 4pm, excluding public holidays and the mid-semester break, from Monday 20 July to Friday 30 October.

Location: Swanston Library, Building 10, Level 5, City campus. Look for us near the Library Concierge desk.

Hub hours: Tuesday to Thursday, 11am to 2pm, excluding public holidays and the mid-semester break, from Tuesday 21 July to Thursday 29 October.

Location: Bundoora Library, Building 210, Level 2, Room 17.

Need study support? Book a one-to-one session with our Academic Skills Advisors and Librarians

Writing and assessment support

Academic Skills Advisors can help you understand your assessment tasks and rubrics and can give you overall advice on your assessments including:

  • planning and getting started
  • assessment structure and academic writing
  • presentation skills 
  • academic integrity
  • study skills including reading strategies and time management
  • understanding how to use generative AI tools in your learning
  • feedback on grammar, Academic English and writing structure – note, for instant and detailed writing feedback use the 24/7 Writing Help persona in Val

Students can book one appointment at a time with an Academic Skills Advisor. In your first appointment, we'll discuss your study needs and arrange additional appointments if required. 

 

Book an appointment

Location: Appointments are available via the Student Connect portal.

Make an appointment online via the Student Connect portal.

PhD candidates can get help with researching, writing, referencing and publishing strategies via Library Research Services.

Maths and science support

Maths and Science Skills Advisors can help you to develop essential mathematical skills, understand mathematical processes and to develop high level skills across maths and science e.g. statistics, engineering, physics, chemistry and more.

Students can book appointments with Maths and Science Skills Advisors once per week.
 

Book an appointment

Location: Appointments are available via the Student Connect portal.

Statistics help is available for PhD candidates via the free statistical consultancy service in the School of Graduate research.

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Ready for Uni: An RMIT chemistry bridging course for students

Designed for students transitioning from high school science into undergraduate chemistry studies, this digital textbook helps students with the essential mathematics and chemistry skills needed in many first-year courses. 

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Ready for Uni: Background mathematics for first-year engineers and scientists

A practical and accessible guide created to help first-year engineering and science students bridge the gap between high school and university maths.

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Librarians

RMIT’s librarians can help you with finding, evaluating and organising information, identifying the best sources for your assignments, referencing and using referencing tools like EndNote and Zotero.

We can also help you understand how to use generative AI tools in your learning and how to evaluate AI-generated content.
 

Talk to a librarian

Submit a question online

Our team of RMIT academic skills advisors and librarians can provide answers to questions about information research, referencing, academic English, writing skills, math and science queries, and study techniques.

Responses are provided within one business day.

Submit a question

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Acknowledgement of Country

RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Sentient' by Hollie Johnson, Gunaikurnai and Monero Ngarigo.

Learn more about our commitment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples