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The University of Greenwich has signed a new three-year partnership with global edtech leader Studiosity to provide all UK-based students access to Studiosity+, an AI-for-Learning service to deliver immediate formative feedback on academic writing - taking a data-led approach and aiming to enhance student progression, course completion, and to prove equity in feedback delivery.

Professor Jane Harrington, Vice-Chancellor, University of Greenwich tells Studiosity Academic Advisory Board member, Professor Cliff Allan why the University, known as early adopters, signed a three year deal for all of their students to receive access to immediate academic writing feedback via Studiosity’s AI-for-learning technology.

Leo Nguyen is an RMIT student, in his final year of a Bachelor of Business. He shares some things he has learnt during his three years studying, and how seeking academic support has helped improve his writing, confidence and grades.  

ALT peer research by Dr David Pike, University of Bedfordshire has shown that personalised and specific feedback via Studiosity raises students’ confidence in their ability to write academically. Studiosity's AI for learning technology is now available to all 20,000 students.

Last week, we held a Student Focus Group event in our Sydney HQ, where 15 students from all over Sydney, and eight institutions, joined us to provide invaluable feedback on our service, and brainstorm ideas for future product development.

Vangeal is a mature-aged, Nursing student at CQUniversity in Townsville, Australia, and shares her tips on how to juggle study, work and family - whilst still having fun. 

UTS student Hyunmin Lee shares some of his insights and tips as an international student studying in Australia. 

Magenta Brennan attended a rural school where she had limited access to teachers and resources. But she always knew she wanted to go to university. Here's her story.

Whether you’re in your first year or final year of study, it’s never too early to start preparing for your future career. From researching career options, building connections and using your university services, there are lots of things you can be doing right now, that will help you when it comes to applying for that job you really want. 

Starting uni can be scary, so third-year Lydia breaks it down step by step for students finishing high school & heading to university.