Life Chances

Danielle started university with a very different impression than what her reality is now like. Long commutes, lack of feedback and social isolation can make first year challenging.

International student numbers are on the rise in Australia. In 2017, over half of Australian university places were occupied by international students. Here we talk to Studiosity's own Mona Pradella on her experience as an international student, and how it helped form her career.

A university student and first time Studiosity user shares her experience with the Writing Feedback service. Reposted from Jennifer Reinhardt's blog, with permission.

Behind the scenes of the latest Studiosity video shoot, with students talking about their experiences using Studiosity and how it helps them succeed.

The number of international students at Australian universities is growing and it's important we are able to provide them with support to reach their potential.

Presented at the 2018 Studiosity Symposium, Associate Professor Tracey Bretag summarises the key findings of the research project to explore the relationship between contract cheating and assessment design, and its implications for teaching and learning in higher education.

Butler College, Western Australia, has been using Studiosity for over 6 years to help students from all skill sets and walks of life improve basic numeracy, literacy and core subject skills. We spoke to three key individuals from the College and WA Department of Education to find out why Studiosity is so valuable. 

At Studiosity we have an amazing and diverse team of Subject Specialists that spans across ages, countries, and cultures, just like the students who seek assistance from us. Every year, one of our specialists is honoured with the 'Specialist of the Year' award for their outstanding service to students.

Both university and TAFE degrees are important. Jack Goodman addresses Ross Gittins' opinion on whether there is a best way for graduates to get a job, and points out that there is a missing piece in tertiary education.

Universities are resisting change, says Studiosity Founder Jack Goodman. How can they adapt, and what are the questions they need to ask themselves to stay relevant?