Careers Clinic
Time:
1-3pm
Department:
Careers, Employability and Enterprise team
Description:
Book your 1:1 career session. If you’re unsure what is expected at university and unfamiliar with the resources, the careers team are offering their time to walk you through different resources available. They will also be offering 1:1 appointment to discuss how you can complement your degree while studying. It's never too early to build on your experiences, skills or CV
Click here to find out more: https://suffolk.careercentre.me/u/ie1rk0td
Chaplaincy Bread and Soup
Time:
12:30-1:30pm
Department:
Chaplaincy
Description:
The chaplaincy team will be offering free bread and soup to students who want to collect their thoughts, enjoy home cooked food and chat to a very friendly team. A fantastic way of creating a sense of community and belonging.
Where?
Chaplaincy space in the library building.
Who is welcome?
Everybody!
Academic reading workshop
Time:
12:30-1:30
Department:
Academic skills advisors
Description:
Finding it challenging to engage with your course reading? Want to learn some tricks and strategies to help you read effectively for your assignments?
Learning outcomes:
• Understand how reading with purpose makes academic reading more manageable
• Consider the sources of text and efficiently record your reading
• Leave with strategies to effectively manage and evaluate academic texts, speed up your reading time and ultimately become a more effective and active reader
Click here to book: Academic Reading - University of Suffolk - Learning Services (libcal.com)
Meet your Academic Skills Advisors:
Home - Adam Devine - Learning and Teaching at University of Suffolk (uos.ac.uk)
Home - Alex Read - Learning and Teaching at University of Suffolk (uos.ac.uk)
Academic writing workshop
Time:
1:30-3pm
Department:
Academic skills advisors
Description:
Feeling rusty in writing for your assignments? This workshop will provide you with an introduction to the key tenets of Academic English.
Learning outcomes:
- Define academic writing.
- Examine the vocabulary used in academic writing.
- Understand key stylistic conventions in academic writing.
- Compare and evaluate examples of academic writing used in assignments.
Set targets to improve our academic writing
Click here to book: Academic Writing - University of Suffolk - Learning Services (libcal.com)
Meet your Academic Skills Advisors:
Home - Adam Devine - Learning and Teaching at University of Suffolk (uos.ac.uk)
Home - Alex Read - Learning and Teaching at University of Suffolk (uos.ac.uk)
Discover your study habits
Time:
4-5pm
Department:
Academic skills advisors
Description:
In this open session, we will use some prompts to provide a discussion on how we can learn within our study environments. We will examine best practice, consider the use of tools and apps, and welcome the group's experience to highlight the diverse approaches to studying. By the end of this session, you should have a better idea of how you can utilise your everyday routines in helping you study.
Click here to book: Discover your Study Habits - University of Suffolk - Learning Services (libcal.com)
Meet your Academic Skills Advisors:
Home - Adam Devine - Learning and Teaching at University of Suffolk (uos.ac.uk)
Home - Alex Read - Learning and Teaching at University of Suffolk (uos.ac.uk)
Big Night In
Time:
5-7pm
Department:
Students Union
Description:
Join the Students' Union for a film night in the SU social space!
