StudentSupport&LearningResources
From your first day through to graduation, explore the learning resources, academic support and student services available to help you succeed.
At Stockdale, we're committed to helping you succeed throughout your studies. From your first day through to graduation, you'll have access to a wide range of learning resources, academic assistance, and student support services designed to help you achieve your goals and make the most of your university experience.
Whether you need help with your studies, access to learning materials, research support, or guidance on your wellbeing, our staff are here to support you.
Learning Management System (Canvas)
Canvas is your central online learning environment and the primary platform for your studies.
Through Canvas, you can:
Access unit outlines, learning materials and announcements
Participate in online learning activities
Submit assessments
Receive feedback and grades
Communicate with teaching staff and classmates
Access academic support resources and important student information
You'll receive your Canvas login details before classes commence.
Library and Online Resources
Our library provides access to high-quality academic resources to support your learning and research throughout your studies.
Students have access to:
Prescribed textbooks and unit readings
eBooks and electronic journals
Academic databases
Research and referencing resources
Study skills materials
Printing and scanning facilities
Quiet and collaborative study spaces on campus
Library access is provided during orientation using your student login credentials.
Library staff are available to assist students with accessing library resources, using academic databases, and developing research skills. Information about library support services is available in the Student Handbook.
Academic Learning Support
Developing strong academic skills is an important part of university study. Our academic learning support services are available to all students and are designed to help you build confidence and achieve academic success.
Support is available in areas including:
- Academic writing and referencing
- Research and information literacy
- Understanding assessment requirements
- Study planning and time management
- Exam preparation
- Interpreting feedback and improving performance
- Transitioning to Australian higher education
- Responsible and ethical use of generative AI
Support may be provided through:
- Individual consultations
- Small group sessions
- Academic workshops
- Online learning resources
- Self-paced study materials available through Canvas
Teaching staff are also available to discuss unit content, clarify assessment requirements and provide academic guidance throughout your studies.
Supporting Your Academic Progress
We're committed to helping you succeed throughout your studies. As part of this commitment, Stockdale monitors student academic progress to identify students who may benefit from additional support.
If it appears that you're experiencing academic difficulties or are at risk of not meeting course progression requirements, we may contact you to discuss your progress and connect you with appropriate support services. This may include academic skills support, meetings with teaching staff, or referrals to Student Support. Our goal is to identify challenges early and work with you to help you stay on track and achieve your study goals.
Academic support is intended to develop independent learning skills. Students remain responsible for all work submitted for assessment and are expected to comply with the University's Academic Integrity requirements.
Student Support Services
Studying at Stockdale can present new opportunities as well as new challenges. Our Student Support team provides advice, guidance and referrals to help you navigate your studies and student experience.
Support may include assistance with:
- Transitioning to higher education studies
- Managing study-related challenges
- Accessing university services
- Wellbeing support
- Accessibility and reasonable adjustments
- Referrals to specialist support services where appropriate
Wellbeing and Counselling
Looking after your wellbeing is an important part of succeeding at university. Confidential wellbeing and counselling support is available for students experiencing personal, emotional or study-related challenges.
Students are encouraged to seek support early whenever they need assistance.
Support may include:
- Short-term counselling
- Wellbeing services
- Information on specialist services
- Assistance following unexpected personal circumstances
Appointments can be requested through the Student Support team.
Book an appointment
📞 1300 018 095
Accessibility and Inclusive Learning
We are committed to providing an inclusive learning environment where all students have equitable access to education.
Students with disability, ongoing health conditions or mental health conditions may be eligible for reasonable adjustments to support their participation in learning and assessment.
Reasonable adjustments may include support relating to:
- Teaching and learning activities
- Assessment arrangements
- Learning technologies
- Campus access
- Participation in university activities
Students are encouraged to contact Student Support as early as possible to discuss their needs. Information provided to Stockdale is managed confidentially and in accordance with privacy requirements.
International Student Support
International students have access to the same academic and student support services as all students, together with additional assistance relating to studying and living in Australia.
Support is provided in accordance with the Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Act and the National Code and may include assistance with:
- Orientation
- Academic progress
- Student wellbeing
- Accessing services
Emergency and Crisis Support
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 000.
Students requiring urgent mental health or crisis support can also access free 24-hour services including:
- Lifeline — 13 11 14
- Beyond Blue — 1300 22 4636
- Headspace (ages 12–25) — 1800 650 890
- 1800RESPECT — 1800 737 732
- MensLine Australia — 1300 78 99 78
Students affected by critical incidents, sexual harm, family violence or other serious circumstances are encouraged to contact Student Support, where confidential assistance and referrals can be provided.
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