Multi-tasking isn't an effective way to study – you need to focus on one thing at a time to do your best. Here's some tips and tricks for managing this busy part of trimester.
If you need some support ahead of the break, chat to one of our chaplains – they're here to help, whether or not you're religious. We also have other spiritual wellbeing facilities that may help you while you study.
We want everyone at Deakin to feel safe and respected. If you ever experience or witness problem behaviour, including sexual harm and family violence, Safer Community can provide confidential support.
Studying means sitting down for long periods of time, but that can affect posture and cause lower back pain. If you have any musculoskeletal niggles or injuries, visit our on-campus physiotherapists in Burwood – there's even a student discount!
Do you need some advice on a personal or uni issue? Learn from other students' experiences or get help from a professional counsellor at this amazing online resource.
Do you procrastinate? You're not alone – 20% of adults procrastinate regularly. Discover why, and learn some tips to avoid assignment stress and take charge of your study!
Get paid to help support the health and wellbeing of the Deakin community! Apply online now to start as a Wellbeing Ambassador in Trimester 1, 2023.
Stop, breathe and be inspired this Mind Matters week, with heaps of amazing on-campus and online events! We're kicking things off by chatting to inspiring student artist Chris Tomkins, who shares what makes him tick creatively and how art helps him to open up.
Are you sunsmart? No tan is worth dying for, so this National Skin Cancer Action Week make sure you book in for a free on-campus skin check and learn how to protect yourself every day.
This free online workshop is hosted by batyr, a mental health organisation that's all about young people. You'll hear from other students about their mental health experiences and get some great tips on how to seek support and look after your wellbeing.
Don't miss this! AFL legend and proud Aboriginal man Eddie Betts will take you on a journey as he shares the devastating effects of racism. He'll also discuss emotional wellbeing, work–life balance and striving for success,
If you're living on Res in T3 or coming to campus for classes, our weekly Walk'n'Talk sessions are a great way to make friends and explore our amazing campuses. You'll also get a free cafe drink voucher for each walk you attend!
