With the current restrictions on academic institutions in the UK, it can feel like students are being told more about what they can’t do, than what they can do. With the recent changes to the library and other study spaces around campus, you may be asking yourself how you can work effectively in these new […]
The Panic of Presentations: How to feel prepared
Presentations can be a massive source of stress, particularly if you’re someone who hates public speaking. Unfortunately, the likelihood is that at some point in your university career and beyond, you’ll be asked to give a presentation, and there’ll be no escape! But even if presentations make you feel like running for the hills, don’t […]
Exploring your local libraries – alternative study spaces in an area near you!
Everyone loves to use the Warwick Library for studying – it provides everything you need from well-equipped computers, it’s open all day, every day and a very large collection of books that caters for all your study needs. However, have you ever considered using a local library?…by Kayvon Taee University of Warwick offers many study […]
Am I a Researcher?
Unsure whether a final year research project or dissertation is for you? Interested in creative ways to build your skills and confidence for employers? Want more than just to be told what knowledge is important? To see how students can drive and shape their own learning experience at Warwick, Katie explores the possibilities and opportunities […]
Why you should get a part-time job whilst at Uni
Dyslexia Awareness Week: How the Library can support everyone
If you’re dyslexic, you’ll understand how much of a nightmare studying can be when you don’t have the right support in place. The library offers an array of assistive support for students who are dyslexic, but did you know these techniques can be useful to anyone who experiences barriers to learning? For the upcoming Dyslexia […]
Take Advantage of your Long Break
The summer between finishing exams and starting university again could be the longest period of time you ever take off work or study. While that’s almost a horrible thought, it doesn’t have to be! Make the most of your time off now doing absolutely whatever you want. But if you’re stuck for ideas, here are […]
Boosting your CV in Term Three
Term 3: exams, deadlines, dissertations… surely there’s no time to take on CV enhancing activities? Wrong! Boosting your CV means that once you graduate, you’ll have more than just academic credentials to get you in the door of your dream job. So read on for some ideas on what you can do even in the […]
On Track: the 4 stages of writing a Masters dissertation
Just like the weather we experience at this time of the year in the UK, this phase of the academic calendar can be both enjoyable and frustrating for Masters students…By Ide Haghi [We’ve reposted this one from our archive to help current Masters students through dissertation season. Enjoy!] There are days when your brain goes […]
4 things you shouldn’t forget to do before you leave campus
It’s week 10 and soon you’ll be returning home as the prodigal child. Make sure you don’t forget these 4 must-dos before you leave… (We’re recycling this post from our blog archives, as these tips are timeless) Your mind might be distracted with thoughts of cuddles with your faithful dog, Sky TV and all those […]