
Need help with your academic studies? The Library Peer Mentor service connects students with students.
Library Peer Mentors are students in their third year and above who can offer guidance with:
New and existing students are welcome to drop in and talk with their fellow students. Your Library Peer Mentors have diverse backgrounds and subject expertise across UNSW faculties and schools.
Drop in Monday to Thursday 12pm to 6pm during term
Main Library study lounge - turn left as you enter through the Main Library entrance.
Or, use the mobile directory to locate the service.
Individual hours may change at short notice.
School of Biomedical Sciences
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Languages: English
"I can help you out with scientific research and Biomedical Science."
Psychological Science Major in Neuroscience, Psychological Science Honours
Days: Monday
Languages: English, Tagalog
"I can help you with understanding your assignments, research skills, academic resources and talking out your stress."
(he/him)
Bachelors of Law and Economics (Econometrics)
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Languages: English
"I can help you with legal research and writing."
(he/him)
Bachelor Adv. Science (Pathology and Immunology), Starting PhD
Days: Monday, Wednesday
Languages: English
"I can help you out with navigating a degree in Science or Medical Science. Any queries about understanding homework, assignments, studying and the SBMS science honours are welcome."
(he/him)
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)
Days: Tuesday, Thursday
Languages: English
"I can help you with understanding your course work, assignment structure, research skills and tips and tricks for developing healthy study habits."
(he/him)
Master of Development Studies
Days: Tuesday, Thursday
Languages: English, Chinese (Mandarin)
"I can help you with general advice for arts, humanities and social sciences courses and specific tips for reading and essay writing."
(she/her)
Master of Design
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Languages: English, Tagalog
"I can help you with any questions you have about art, design and the creative industry, presentation techniques and writing essays."
(she/her)
Bachelor of Computer Engineering
Days: Monday, Thursday
Languages: English, Mandarin
"I can help you out with time management, studying for Computer Science and college life."
(she/her)
Masters of Information Technology
Days: Monday
Languages: English, Tamil, Hindi
"I can help you out with Computer Science related queries, UNSW life and help resources."
(she/her)
Bachelor of Science (Ecology)
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Languages: English
"I can help you with understanding your assignment, study tips and tricks, remembering information for exams, finding resources and any other query you might have about navigating uni life. I am doing an ecology major and have experience in social policy research from previous employment."
(he/him)
Biomedical research (Pathology, HDR), Commerce (Finance)
Days: Monday, Tuesday
Languages: English, Vietnamese
"I can help you with science and medical research, post graduate resources."
(she/her)
Bachelor of Commerce (FinTech) and Information Systems
Days: Wednesday, Thursday
Languages: English
"I can help you with understanding your course work and navigating your way through your Commerce degree, tips for studying abroad and career advice."
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Bachelor of Design
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday
Languages: English, Hindi
"I can help you with transitioning into university, studying abroad and research and study hacks along with tips for your design journey."
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"Easy to communicate and friendly people."
"The mentors are extremely patient and they provide brilliant ideas with my research and academic requirements."
"Peer mentor was amazing and helped me a lot."
"Convenient, do not have to book in advance."
"Very patient in explaining to me all the resources available at my school. It made it easier to cope with my studies."