Overview
Click the links to the left to learn more about how StudyBooks is helping universities and schools around Australia.
Bond HSA
Since StudyBooks was formed by two ex-students of Bond University the Bond campus has had the most expereince with the StudyBooks system.
Run by the Humanities Student Association (HSA) the HSA Booksale has been a major hit with both students and the HSA themselves.
As with most universities, student associations at Bond put in an annual claim from the main student council for funding thoughout the year. The StudyBooks system means that the Bond HSA, unlike the other societies on campus, is 100% self-sufficient. Not only does this mean that the HSA turns a profit but the society can put on special events such as the wildly successful Whitehouse social gathering.
Macquarie Law
Run by the Macquarie Law faculty in week 1 of every semster, the MULS 2nd Hand Booksale has proved to be popular with students (who can get cheap books) and staff (who know where to send the students) as well as the Macquarie Law association who runs the service at a profit.
Here's what Macquarie university staff and students think of StudyBooks:
University of Tasmania
The University of Tasmania runs the StudyBooks system though their law students association as a service to all the unviersity students.
It consistantly turns a profit and provides a valuable service to the university students.