Other support
UQ also offers a range of support services to help with both your academic and personal well-being. These services are designed to ensure you have the support you need throughout your studies.
- Learning Advisers
- Proofreaders
- Clubs and societies
- Support for Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students
- Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS)
- Indigenous engagement
- Health and wellbeing
- Other support
Learning Advisers
Looking to improve your writing, manage time effectively, or receive feedback on assignments?
Academic Skills Advisers are available to help you develop essential study skills, prepare for exams, and navigate the research process. You can book a session for personalised advice. Be sure to bring materials relevant materials like assignment guides and rubrics to make the most of your appointment.
Check out free workshops
Join workshops that cover effective study techniques, better note-taking, and how to avoid plagiarism with proper referencing.
Proofreaders
As part of UQ Union’s student support services, a list of proofreaders is available to assist with your assessments.
Contact the proofreader that best suits your needs, faculty, and budget using the provided details.
Clubs and societies
Student life is not just about academics, but finding a balance between your studies and social life. With over 200 affiliated clubs and societies, you are sure to find something that interests you and meet like-minded individuals.
Visit Market Day during Orientation Week each semester to chat with club members and discover what each one offers. Plus, there are plenty of freebies to collect!
Watch UQU Market Day 2026 (YouTube, 1m 39s) for a glimpse of what you can expect!
Check out what each club offers online and sign up to become a member.
Support for Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students
Access a range of library services and resources tailored to HDR students, including support for software, data management, research integrity, writing, proofreading, metrics, and AI tools.
Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS)
Some UQ courses offer PASS classes to complement lectures and tutorials. Led by high-achieving students who have recently completed the course, PASS sessions help you better understand and apply course concepts.
For more information, check with your School or course.
Indigenous engagement
The Indigenous Engagement Division at UQ is dedicated to recognising the valuable contributions that Indigenous peoples and perspectives bring to the university. It aims to highlight the transformative power of higher education for individuals and communities while fostering a commitment to Reconciliation and advancing the University’s strategic goals.
For Indigenous students, UQ offers a range of services designed to support academic success and career aspirations, including:
- scholarships and financial support
- global experiences and internships to enhance employability
- tutoring assistance, such as the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance and Retention (ITAR) program, which provides supplementary tutoring in subject-specific areas from qualified tutors.
Health and wellbeing
UQ offers a range of programs and counselling services to help improve your confidence and overall physical and mental wellbeing. These include:
- Crisis support – if you or someone you are with needs urgent help, contact our crisis support services.
- Mental health and emotional support – different workshops and services available that support mental and emotional health.
- Disability, injury or condition – services available to help you manage your studies if you have a condition or circumstance.
Other support
Additional support services, such as counselling, health and well-being, financial assistance, and diversity and inclusion, are also available.
Visit the relevant sections on the UQ Student Support page for more information.
UQ Gatton
UQ Gatton has a Gatton Campus Family Room which is located in Room 115, Building 8117 (Management Studies Building). Access can be obtained from Gatton Student Central or Security after hours.
