Academic Support Resources
Learning Support is an important part of academic success, but it is not the only resource available. UW-Madison offers a range of services dedicated to helping students excell. Explore the resources below to learn more about the support available to you.
UW-Madison Libraries
Campus libraries are a key partner in academic success, offering a wide range of resources to support your learning. Students can access course reading lists, borrow equipment, and take advantage of comfortable study spaces designed for both individual and group work.
Libraries also provide personalized help through Ask a Librarian services, where staff can assist with research questions and navigating resources.
McBurney Disability Resource Center
The McBurney Disability Resource Center supports students with disabilities by helping them navigate their courses and find the tools they need to succeed.
McBurney offers personalized accommodations, help with study strategies and note-taking, and a range of other resources to make learning more accessible. The staff works closely with both students and instructors to make sure your needs are met, so you can stay organized, build confidence, and fully engage in your classes.
Technology & Media Services
The Computer Lab, located on the second floor of College Library, is open during all library hours and provides general access computers, video editing stations, scanning, poster and standard printing, equipment checkout, and reservable spaces.
The lab also includes the DesignLab and Media Studios, designed to support group work and hands-on learning.
Software Training for Students
Software Training for Students (STS) is a free peer-to-peer resource that helps UW–Madison students build software, programming, and coding skills, regardless of their experience level or field of study.
Whether you’re learning a new tool for a class, a research project, or personal interest, STS trainers provide guidance to help you develop the skills and confidence needed to succeed.
Global English Language Learning and Teaching Program
The Global English Language Learning and Teaching Program helps students navigate their academics by strengthening their academic English skills and building confidence in the classroom.
Through a variety of courses and support services, students can improve their speaking, writing, and teaching abilities, making it easier to succeed in coursework and participate fully in campus life.
Student Organizations
Student organizations are a great way to build connections, develop skills, and find support beyond the classroom. At UW–Madison, many Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) offer opportunities for academic enrichment, peer mentoring, professional development, and collaborative learning.
You can explore the RSO directory to search for organizations that focus on academic support and student success.
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