Academic conventions
Requirements vary between institutions, departments and instructors. We work from your module brief, rubric and your institution's current guide. Australian English spelling is usually expected.
The styles listed are commonly used, not universal rules, and your institution's guide is always the final authority. We do not claim affiliation with or approval by any university or education provider.
| Harvard (Australian variants) | Widely used; many universities publish their own version |
|---|---|
| APA 7th edition | Common in business, education and social sciences |
| AGLC | Commonly used for law |
| Deadline time zone | Several time zones across the country. Please state yours with your deadline. |
Common assessment formats
- Essays
- Reports
- Case studies
- Reflective journals
- Literature reviews
- Capstone and thesis planning
- MBA coursework planning
How we tailor the support
The same three steps apply in every market. Your institution's own instructions always come first.
Review your instructions
We look at the assignment brief, rubric and institutional guidance you provide.
Agree the permitted support
We clarify whether you need coaching, feedback, proofreading or a consultation.
Provide feedback on your work
You remain the author and are responsible for your final submission.
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Enquire about academic support in Australia
Include your institution, course, subject, referencing style, requested service and deadline with local time zone.
- enquiries@studywise.sg
- +65 8096 4513
- Service format
- Online guidance and consultation
What to include in your enquiry
- Country and university / institution
- Academic level and subject / module
- Curriculum and referencing style
- Service required and word count, if relevant
- Deadline with local time zone
- Assignment brief and marking rubric, where appropriate