HSC Maths Study Hub Intensive
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Get exam‑ready with our free HSC Study Hub Intensives for Mathematics (Standard 2, Advanced, Extension 1 & 2). Free, high-impact learning sessions designed to help Year 12 students move beyond revision and actively improve their exam performance.
Delivered on campus at Callaghan, by academics from the University of Newcastle, these sessions focus on practising, refining, and applying knowledge in ways that lift results.
Open to Year 11–12 students, this program is designed to boost confidence, strengthen skills, and improve HSC performance. Specifically this program is ideal for students who:
- want to lift their marks before trials,
- need help with exam technique and application,
- are aiming for Band 5 or Band 6 results
- or are interested in STEM or IT pathways
Event Information
- Date: This in person event will be held on Tuesday 7 July 2026 from 10:30am - 2:00pm
- Location: V Building (Griffith Duncan Building)
- Room: VG-01 & V205
- Campus: Newcastle (Callaghan)
Why Students Choose HSC Study Hub
🎯 Focus on What Matters Most
- High-yield syllabus areas
- Common exam pitfalls
- What markers are really looking for
✏️ Practise Real HSC Questions
- Past HSC-style exam questions
- Guided problem solving
- Strategies for tackling complex questions
💬 Get Personal Feedback
- Learn from university academics
- Supported by top-performing tutors
- Clear advice on how to improve answers
More Than Exam Preparation
By attending, students will also:
🎓 Experience learning on a university campus
👩 Connect with academics and mentors
🚀 Explore pathways into Maths, IT, and Computing degrees
Don’t Just Revise — Improve
Take the next step in your HSC preparation
Frequently Asked Questions
These sessions are designed for students in either Year 11 or Year 12 and currently studying HSC Mathematics or Computing subjects in 2026.
No. The intensives are completely free for all students.
Students can register online via Eventbrite. Places are limited for each session.
Yes. An online webinar session is available for students in regional or remote areas. There are Mathematics webinar and Computing webinar sessions in addition to the face-to-face session options– please ensure you register for the correct session type.
The HSC Study Hub sessions are delivered in two study modes; face-to-face and online.
Face-to-face sessions are delivered at The University of Newcastle, Callaghan Campus, Building V (Griffith Duncan Building)
Online sessions will be delivered by Zoom, and a link will be sent to registered students 1 day prior.
No, the HSC Study Hub Intensive sessions are available on different dates and delivery modes ( in person or online), so you can choose the session that best suits your needs. We do recommend that you attend the whole session to get the maximum benefit and the ability to participate in the practice exam activities.
Students will work through targeted HSC-style questions, practise exam techniques, and receive personalised feedback to improve their responses. All sessions will be led by experienced University Academics and Tutors.
Students should bring laptop, stationery, a calculator (for Maths), and any relevant study materials. If you require medications to manage a health condition, please ensure you bring medications with you to the session.
Yes! Free study snacks and catered lunch is provided as part of the face-to-face sessions delivered at Callaghan Campus. Every effort will be made to cater for a range of dietary requirements.
However, if you have dietary restrictions or allergies, you can also bring your own food or purchase food from the vendors on campus.
The Study Hub focuses on active learning and performance improvement, including guided practice, exam strategies, and personalised feedback — not just content revision.
Sessions are delivered by University of Newcastle academics and supported by high-performing tutors. All staff involved in the HSC Study Hub have completed a Working With Children Check (WWCC).
The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.