Progression improvement plan

Visit the study skills and learning advice page to find a range of helpful resources and learning advice, including:

• general study skills
• exam tips
• time management and procrastination
• study skills workshops
• assignment writing guides
• academic English support.

For assistance preparing your Progression Improvement Plan, book an appointment with a Learning Adviser. They can also provide advice on a range of study skills, including assignment writing and reading, managing the research process, understanding and applying feedback, preparing for exams, and more.

If you have a disability, mental health or medical condition, illness, injury or exceptional circumstances, you can book an appointment with a Student Adviser for support and guidance on how to:

• complete a Medical / Disability Information Form
• apply for exam adjustments or specialised equipment
• develop a Student Access Plan (SAP), which can act as a communication tool between you and your course coordinators about in-class participation, activities, assessments, and reasonable adjustments
• access tailored resources and support.

For academic advice on your program or course selection, contact your faculty or school.

If you're an international student on a student visa, not meeting the required levels of academic progress could lead to the cancellation of your visa. Contact Student Advocacy and Support for advice.

If you're an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student, you can request assistance preparing your Progression Improvement Plan from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit.

If you've been experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, or other challenges, you can book an appointment with a UQ Counsellor for confidential and free online or face-to-face counselling.