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Chemistry Learning Centre

What is the First Year Chemistry Learning Centre?

The Learning Centre is a room where students can drop in to seek help with their chemistry from the tutor on duty. There are also textbooks, worked solutions to problems and computers available, where online course materials can be accessed.

When is the Learning Centre Open?

The Learning Centre will be open from Week 2 of semester and will remain open during the examination period.

Opening hours are from 1 to 2 pm Monday to Friday.

Where is the Chemistry Learning Centre?

The Learning Centre (Room 166) is located on Level 1 of the Chemistry building. Enter the main doors, turn left and follow the signs. Click here to view map.

Seeking help

You do not need to make an appointment to see a tutor; you are welcome to seek help whenever the Centre is open. If the Centre is very busy you may need to wait for a short time. Some students also use the Centre as a place to meet with other students and discuss chemistry.

You can access the Learning Centre Staff Roster to see which tutor is on duty.

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