Develop new study habits, read and study more effectively, and thrive in your classes.
Learning at university runs on different assumptions from school or work. Find out what’s expected of you and eight habits to keep you on track.
Lectures, tutorials, labs and hybrid classes each ask something different of you. Learn how to prepare for and take part in each uniquely different class environment.
Re-reading feels productive but rarely works. Discover study strategies that build lasting understanding, and how to match them to your units.
Read more, understand more and keep what matters. Learn how to read with purpose, tackle difficult texts and journal articles, and make notes you’ll use.
Studying alongside others builds understanding and accountability. This resource will help you form a study group and keep it working, without crossing into collusion.
Your unit’s learning outcomes tell you what you’ll be assessed on. Learn how to read them and use them to decide what to study and revise first.
Prepare across the whole teaching period, not just the last week. Learn strategies for open- and closed-book assessments and the question types you’ll meet.
Find out how Monash monitors academic progress, what the risk levels mean, and the steps you can take early if your results slip.
Your SETU responses shape how units are taught. Learn how to complete SETU, what it asks, and how the results are used.
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