How to Think and Write Critically
- What it means to think, read and write critically in an academic context
- Analysing examples of critical writing
- Using your academic voice
How to Write in Academic Style
- Common characteristics of academic writing
- Understanding lecturers’ expectations
- Formal versus informal language"
How to Write a Literature Review
- How to review literature in a systematic manner
- How to structure a literature review
- How to integrate ideas in a literature review"
How to Write an Essay
- Essay structure
- Effective introductions, body paragraphs and conclusions
- Linking your ideas effectively
- The process of essay writing
How to Analyse and Plan your Assignments
- How to unpack an assignment question
- Understanding the marking criteria
- How to plan from start to finish
How to Study Effectively
- A practical session on exploring evidence-based strategies for studying effectively at university
- How to deal with procrastination
- Learn about useful tools and resources you can use to help with your studies
How to Manage Course Readings and Make Notes
- How to manage your readings
- How to read academic texts such as journal articles
- How to read efficiently and critically
- How to make notes while reading for assignments or exam revision
How to Paraphrase, Sumarise & Quote in your Assignments
- Learn when and to paraphrase, summarise and quote
- Learn how to use other people's words correctly
- Use reporting verbs effectively
How to Write a Report
- Report types
- Reports vs essays
- Report structure and components
- Use of tables and figures Appendices
How to Present Arguments in your Assignments
- What is an argument in the academic context?
- What is a strong and sound argument?
- How to evaluate, synthesise and present evidence from your sources
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