Neurodiverse study sessions

Join our series of study sessions for students who identify as neurodivergent.

Library Study Support, ELS and RUSU are running neurodiverse study sessions tailored for students who identify as neurodivergent. These are sensory-friendly and supportive group study sessions where students can write, read, research and organise their studies with people who have similar study goals. Structured study time is broken up into short bursts of 25 minutes with a break in between. You can attend for some or all of the scheduled time each week, and you can register your interest in attending to receive calendar invites to the sessions.

Dates and Times: Wednesdays and Thursdays 1pm-4pm starting from 5 March to 22 May (excluding the mid-semester break)
Location: Swanston Library, Building 10, Level 6 Megaflex 63, RMIT city campus


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