If you would like to find out more about plagiarism and ways of preventing it, this workshop is for you.
We will look at the definitions of plagiarism, how to avoid it and how to make the best use of sources within academic writing.
It would be useful to read your department's guidelines on plagiarism and referencing prior to the workshop, so that you are familiar with the requirements of your specific discipline.
We schedule our workshops at the beginning of each term. Click the links below to see:
Come to this workshop if you would like to find out more about the language used in academic writing.
We will cover the characteristics of academic language, and how best to achieve that 'academic style' in your own writing.
No, just bring yourself.
We schedule our workshops at the beginning of each term. Click the links below to see:
Any students who would like to make the most of their revision and realise their potential during exam time.
We will cover planning, the use of memory techniques and active revision, and tips on how best to approach an exam on the day.
No, just bring yourself.
We schedule our workshops at the beginning of each term. Click the links below to see:
If you would like to find out more about what critical analysis is, and how to employ it in your own studies, come along to this workshop.
We will explore what critical analysis means, how to identify arguments and assumptions, and ways of evaluating reasoning and evidence.
No, just bring yourself.
We schedule our workshops at the beginning of each term. Click the links below to see: