AI Research Tool for Australia University Students

Australian universities typically expect rigorous use of peer-reviewed literature across essays, reports, and honours theses. Markers penalise unsupported claims and incorrect referencing as seriously as content gaps.

APA 7 is the dominant style in psychology, nursing, education, and many health sciences. Business and humanities faculties often require Harvard (author-date) referencing instead.

Scholise exports both APA and Harvard reference lists from sources you have actually saved — avoiding the common trap of AI tools that invent journal articles which do not exist.

Open-access policies are strong in Australia; Scholise lets you filter for open-access papers when full-text reading is required before citation.

Citation styles commonly used

• APA 7 (most common)
• Harvard author-date
• Vancouver (health sciences)
• IEEE (engineering)

Academic conventions

• Use peer-reviewed journal articles as primary evidence unless the brief specifies otherwise
• Include DOI or stable URL in reference lists where available
• Acknowledge Indigenous knowledges and Country when required by your faculty guide
• Academic integrity policies prohibit submitting AI-generated text as your own work