The Academic Success Monitor (ASM) at UNSW identifies students at risk of falling off-track in their course earlier in the teaching period through machine learning analysis, providing personalised AI-driven insights and support suggestions. The aim of the ASM is to help students feel empowered to achieve their academic goals through friendly suggestions for support and encouraging nudges from the tool.
At UNSW, our goal is to provide unique educational offerings and opportunities for all of our students. It is fundamentally about providing personalised, accessible and flexible educational experiences. Central to this approach is our pursuit of seamless integration of technology into our learning and teaching, whether it happens in the physical classroom or in our virtual environments.
Our UNSW students consistently achieve outstanding graduate outcomes. In February 2024, for the fifth year in a row, we were named Australian Financial Review's most employable university, while also securing the highest number of students in the Top100 Future leaders list. In late 2023, UNSW was ranked first in Australia for career impact in The Australian Financial Review's new Best Universities Ranking.
Work Integrated Learning (WIL) is an important part of the student experience at UNSW - connecting learners with real world settings and future employers. WIL Central was established to support the WIL activities of UNSW students across all faculties and disciplines. It is responsible for ensuring that the WIL activities are of a high quality and maximises the benefit to students, UNSW, and partner organisations.
