You can expect stimulating contact time that includes lectures, workshops, and seminars. There is also a significant amount of time where you will be researching and studying on your own in preparation for assignments and exams. If you have individual queries or difficulties in certain subjects, you can book an appointment with your tutor, who will provide in-depth support and guidance.
From the start of the course, you will be allocated a personal tutor. You’ll meet your tutor at agreed times throughout each year of the course. Personal tutors encourage your personal development and are a useful point of contact for any queries about your course, extracurricular activities, and issues where they can point you towards specialist services at the University. These include wellbeing, student financial guidance, and faith support.
You'll also be supported in your learning by the University Library who provide access to academic resources, study spaces, and support.
The Library provides a range of study skills guides and resources, including improving your research skills, digital skills development, support with your assignments, dissertation, and much more.
Published: 12 June 2024