Academic Skills Service Welcome to the Academic Skills Service study skills expertise for academic success

Academic Skills Service We are here to give you all the tools you need to achieve the academic results that you are looking for We can guide and help you to build your skills for success through our: Comprehensive website & self-help e-resources Informative face-to-face workshops & forums Flexible study space & collection of study skills text books

Website Our website is packed full of useful resources - with our self-help guides covering everything from how to improve your critical writing skills through to presenting your academic work with confidence From here you will also be able to take part in Skills4Study Campus e-learning modules - these are available 24/7, at home or on campus, and will really help you polish your study skills for top results

Face-to-Face If you prefer you can take part in an our open, taught workshop programme, facilitated by our Learning Adviser - sessions take place regularly on the Bridge in Adsetts and at Collegiate Library We also have regular Writing Forums where you can discuss your work in a small group and receive tips on how to improve your academic writing technique, from both the tutor and your peers

Study Space The Bridge in Adsetts also offers a well-used study space for both group and individual work - with access to laptops, study booths and a popular group-work pod You will also find a really useful collection of accessible study skills text books - covering everything from how to write your first assignment through to planning your dissertation or extended project

Academic Skills Service For instant access to all of our self-help e-resources please visit our website at: blogs.shu.ac.uk/thebridge Here you will also find a full calendar of all our workshops and forums, along with details of how to register at a session via the Unihub booking system

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