Library Study Support, ELA and RUSU are running sensory-sensitive study sessions tailored for students who identify as neurodivergent. These sessions will have Library and Academic Skills specialists available with expertise in research, referencing, English language, writing skills, math and science queries, or study techniques.

This is what students can expect from these sessions:

Calm space
Dimmed lights
Quietness (but not dead silence)
Space to spread out in a large room
Structured breaks
Healthy snacks and some sensory toys

What are Neurodiverse Study Sessions?

A supportive group study session – write, read, research, organise (whatever you need to focus on) with a bunch of people who have study goals.
Writing is broken up into short bursts of 25 minutes with a break in between (The Pomodoro Technique).

What Neurodiverse Study Sessions are not:

A taught course or educational session on how to write.
Competitive, ego-filled or critical. Students can write and study in a friendly environment.

When & Where

Swanston Library, Building 10, Level 6, Megaflex Room

Wednesday 24 July, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 31 July, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 7 August, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 14 August, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 21 August, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 28 August, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 4 September, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 11 September, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 18 September, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 25 September, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 2 October, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 9 October, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 16 October, 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday 23 October, 1pm - 4pm

How to book

Select "Get Tickets" in the top right-hand corner of this event page and select all the dates you wish to attend. See you there!

Contact the host of Neurodiverse Study Sessions - City Campus