Get academic writing support from an Academic Development Tutor. Receive help with how to structure your assignments and understanding your assignment questions. The Academic Development Tutors can also support you with developing your presentation skills.  Bookings can be online, face-to-face, via phone or via email. Please only submit one piece of work per booking. For email bookings ADTs will use a correction code for up to 2 pages of an essay or report and 5 pages of a research project. Please note students are entitled to one half hour academic support session per week. If you have additional learning needs you will be be able to access additional academic support. Please contact disabilitysupport@ucb.ac.uk for more details.

Get referencing and research support from an Academic Librarian including assisting you with finding resources to help you answer assignment questions, supporting you with research skills and searches and answering referencing queries.

These sessions will take place in-person at the Academic Skills Centre, which is on the 6th floor of The Link.

Get mathematics and statistics support from a Warwick University maths coach. The coaches can support in areas such as:  profit and loss calculations, drug calculations, equations, percentages, power of, fractions, and statistical analysis. Please note that these are online or email appointments only. For your online appointment, you will be sent the appropriate link.

When you have finished writing your assignment, it is time to edit and proofread. Understanding this process can significantly improve the piece of writing you submit. Join this session to learn how to do it properly.

This is an ONLINE workshop. The join link will be sent out as a Canvas announcement before the workshop begins.

***No booking required***

Learn which AI tools are useful for your academic research and how to use them ethically for your assignments.

All sessions are online. The join link will be sent out as a Canvas announcement before the workshop begins.

***No booking required***

Being able to write critically is necessary for achieving high scores on your assignments, but what does it mean to “write critically”? In this session, Shelly will give you a step-by-step guide to critical writing.

This is the second part of a two-part workshop. You are very welcome to join even if you did not attend the first week.

This session is aimed at Level 6 and Level 7 students.

All sessions are online. The join link will be sent out as a Canvas announcement before the workshop begins.

***No booking required***

Join this workshop to find out what seminars are and how you are expected to engage with them. Plus, you will find out some useful language that will help you to participate more fully in seminars.

This workshop will be particularly useful for students who are new to university and for international students who would like some language support for seminars.

This is an ONLINE workshop. The join link will be sent out as a Canvas announcement before the workshop begins.

***No booking required***

Do you have to deliver a presentation this semester? Are you feeling overwhelmed about it, or are you unsure how to get started? Join CASE for this 3-part workshop series to improve your presentation design and delivery skills.

**Workshop details are below. You do NOT have to attend all 3 parts of the workshop series. You are welcome to attend whichever sessions you'd like.

All sessions are online. The join link will be sent out as a Canvas announcement before the workshop begins.

***No booking required***

AI can be a powerful tool to support you with your academic work, but you need to know how to use it ethically. These two sessions focus on what AI is capable of and how you can use it in your academic work.

Session 1 - AI: What It Can and Can't Do - In this session we'll consider the difference between 'assistive' and 'generative' use of AI, as well as looking at what you can do with some of the tools.

Session 2 - AI: Is It Any Good? - In this session we'll critique AI output and consider how we can use it effectively to support with academic work.

You are welcome to attend one or both sessions.

These are ONLINE workshops. The join link will be sent out as a Canvas announcement before the workshop begins.

***No booking required***

Paraphrasing is a key academic skill. This workshop will teach you the basics of paraphrasing, and some simple tricks that you can use to paraphrase better.

This workshop is open to anyone, but it will be especially helpful for those who do not speak English as a first language.

This is an ONLINE workshop. The join link will be sent out as a Canvas announcement before the workshop begins.

***No booking required***

Do you have a reflective assignment due this semester? Are you struggling to make it sound 'academic'?

Lots of students struggle to write reflectively. Join Shelly as she explains the theory behind reflective writing and shows you some examples using Gibbs' Model.

This is an ONLINE workshop. The join link will be sent out as a Canvas announcement before the workshop begins.

***No booking required***