Studiosity Blog

Students have been hitting the headlines in relation to increased levels of cheating just as a new Essay Mills (Prohibition) Bill was put forward to the UK Parliament last month. However, most students don't intend to be dishonest - so how do we provide formative academic integrity feedback and enhance self-efficacy?

A literature review into the successes and challenges of digital peer support in universities reveals minimum requirements for student satisfaction as well as recommendations to integrate and normalise help seeking.

Professor Petra Wend discusses her thoughts on how universities can provide opportunities for all, and highlights of her academic career.

Professor Rebecca Bunting discusses her thoughts on how universities can enhance the student academic experience and a tour through her career to date

Sir Eric Thomas discusses his thoughts on the role of university in today's society, his career, and very importantly, his favourite football team...

Starting September, it will be illegal for providers to help students cheat and there are consequences for students too. Jack Goodman read the whole legislation, and here are his tips for students.

What lessons can Australia learn from Israel's start-up friendly economy? Jack Goodman explores the book and its theories in more detail.

Jack Goodman looks at cheating in Australia's universities, and what is being done to 'combat' it.

What's the solution to better support Australia's regional, rural, and remote students? Here's our submission to the national independent review | Studiosity

At the YourTutor School Leaders' Forum, experts in secondary and tertiary education discuss how we can set students up for success in high school and beyond.