Q. Where can I get help?

CDU has several support services to help you through your studies:

For assignment and study help visit:

• CDU Library Assessment Help page
• Study Skills pages

You can also use Online Tutoring for feedback on your writing and drafts

Your course may also have a Peer Advisor who can help you

For one-on-one support with either a Language and Learning Advisor or an Academic and Research Librarian, you can:

• Book an Appointment either on campus or online
• get in touch with the team by emailing askthelibrary@cdu.edu.au if you can't find a time that meets your needs

Language and Learning Advisors can help you with:

• English language skills

• Understanding your assignments

• Writing

• Presentations

• Other study and exam skills

Librarians can help you with:

• Searching skills and strategies

• Guidance on referencing styles

• EndNote

• Research methods

• Publishing and research impact

For support with your study schedule, planning and emotional support:

CDU Wellbeing Support Line is a 24-hour service, available every day. It’s available via phone: 1300 933 393 or SMS: 0488 884 144

The CDU Life, Health and Wellbeing page lists all the support available to students, so you can browse and access what is most beneficial in your current circumstances

Some other resources and contacts you might find supportive include:

• International student information
• Counselling
• Access and Inclusion
• Beyond Blue Support Service: 1300 224 636
• Sonder support, available to international students who are Allianz policy holders. https://www.allianzcare.com.au/content/dam/onemarketing/azpau/allianzcare/docs/Sonder_Benefits_Flyer_English.pdf