Term 2 2025 workshops

Find Your Course Resources: Main Library
Tuesday, 3 June | 11am - 11.30am

Academic reading strategies (or how to get on top of those reading lists)
Tuesday, 3 June | 11am - 12pm

Find Your Course Resources: Law Library
Wednesday, 4 June | 11am - 11.30am

Critical thinking 101
Wednesday, 4 June | 11am - 12pm

English for communicating at UNSW
Thursday, 5 June | 2pm - 3pm

Advanced Searching Made Easy
Tuesday, 10 June | 11am - 11.30am

Referencing 101
Tuesday, 10 June | 2pm - 3pm

Getting started with your first assignment
Wednesday, 11 June | 2pm - 3pm

Access library resources with LibKey Nomad and Google Scholar
Tuesday, 17 June | 11am - 11.30am

Introduction to EndNote
Thursday, 19 June | 11am - 12pm

Getting started with your literature review
Tuesday, 24 June | 11am - 12pm

Library Hacks for AI
Tuesday, 24 June | 11am - 11.30am

Report writing
Tuesday, 24 June | 2pm - 3pm

English pronunciation workshop Part 1
Thursday, 26 June | 11am - 12pm

Writing in STEM disciplines
Tuesday, 1 July | 2pm - 3pm

How to write a great essay
Wednesday, 2 July | 11am - 12pm

How to get the most out of feedback at uni
Wednesday, 2 July | 2.30pm - 3.30pm

Presenting like a pro
Thursday, 3 July | 11am - 12pm

English pronunciation workshop Part 2
Tuesday, 8 July | 2pm - 3pm

Let’s get talking: How to speak fearlessly in English
Wednesday, 16 July | 10am - 11am

10 ways to make your marker happy
Thursday, 24 July | 11am - 12pm

How to write a great essay
Tuesday, 29 July | 2pm - 3pm

Referencing 101
Wednesday, 30 June | 2pm - 3pm

Exam prep: tips for smart study
Thursday, 31 July | 2pm - 3pm
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Student Testimonials
“Great presenters, provided helpful insights and answered all questions well.” - Enhancing your research with browser plugins
“It was succinct but relevant. Really appreciated the down-to-earth nature with examples shown.” - Referencing
“I liked the way doing an assessment was broken down into a clear simple process that was clearly very advanced.” - Studying at UNSW: Academic Skills 101
“Providing a list of writing forms to avoid. It was also helpful to understand the difference between passive and active voice form of writing.” - Introduction to academic writing
“Was relevant and the presenters were approachable.” - Getting started with your first assignment