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Earlier this year, and for the second year, we partnered with Angus Reid to create the 2022 Canadian Student Wellbeing Study, with the intent to understand current postsecondary student feelings toward study, stress, cheating, optimism for the future, and more.
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"Get feedback. Get it early and often. You want as much feedback as you possibly can. If you do that and you're doing it often, your work is bound to...
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This is Reimagining The Future of Higher Education from Studiosity. Your go-to podcast with remarkable education leaders, sharing personal stories...
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Transitioning from your former school years to the daunting and seemingly-serious halls of University can be terrifying. Particularly given the flood...
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First chapter of the 2022 Canadian Student Wellbeing Study reveal insights into student commitments, engagement, motivations, and more.
Four reasons why asking for help is better than giving up - and how to do it the right way.
Dr. Noreen Golfman discusses thoughts on how universities can provide opportunities for all, and highlights of her academic career at Memorial University.
Highlights from a panel discussion on student wellbeing with experts from Canadian universities who share their research on student mental health, as well as insights into how stud…
Dave Puplett, Head of Library Services, University of Greenwich shares a case study on their wide-ranging student support services, plus positive 2021 NSS student outcomes benchmar…
The University of Exeter have worked with Studiosity since 2018, and over the last year alone, they've racked up more than half a million minutes of student engagement.
Research shows that when students use Studiosity to ask for help, demand for other university support services increases. Here's how.