If you’re thinking about withdrawing from your course, we encourage you to have a chat with one of our helpful advisers at studentHQ. We understand that students can face challenging circumstances in their studies but there may be other options available …
Swinburne graduands are entitled to identify their qualification(s) after their name. This is a guide to help you determine your postnominals (the abbreviated version of your qualification title). Note: You can only use postnominals once your award Step 1: Select …
Some helpful tips for how to successfully participate in group projects are provided below. 1. Actively ask students to be in your group where self-selection is permitted. Choose people who you think will be responsible, have a fair grasp of …
Procrastinating is when you keep putting things off that you really need to do now. Some students have trouble with their studies because they have a habit of procrastinating: not getting round to studying for an exam or working on …
Speaking to a counsellor can help you find a way to balance your study workload and other commitments by helping you put together a workable study timetable. At Swinburne we understand that life isn’t all about study, sometimes students have …
This page contains relevant information and resources for students concerned about stress and managing their study time. Stress is defined as physical, mental, or/and emotional responses that causes bodily or mental tension either positively or negatively. Signs of stress include: …
While counsellors can help you improve the effectiveness of your study, and deal with the emotional and psychological issues associated with failure, it is important to first contact your Teacher/Lecturer or the Student Information Centre about the options that are …
