Students looking to strengthen their digital skills are invited to attend a new series of Digital Skills drop-ins, designed to help you develop the knowledge and confidence needed for academic success and employability.
Running throughout November and December, these informal sessions offer personalised advice and guidance on a range of digital skills topics, from understanding how to use digital tools effectively and critically, to identifying areas for further development and accessing additional support.
Who the drop-ins are for
The drop-ins are open to all University of Bath students, regardless of your course, year of study or current level of digital confidence.
Whether you're exploring how digital skills can enhance your employability, looking for guidance on using generative AI responsibly in your studies, or wanting to improve your digital creativity and presentation skills, the sessions provide an opportunity to get tailored support from experienced advisors.
No booking required
There is no need to book in advance. You can simply attend the sessions that are most relevant to you and speak with an advisor during the drop-in.
The sessions are designed to be flexible, giving you the chance to ask questions, discuss your development goals, and discover further opportunities to build your digital skills.
Please note that these drop-ins focus on digital skills development and guidance rather than software-specific technical support.
Upcoming themes
Digital skills and employability - 18 November 2026
Discover how digital skills can help you work more effectively, stand out to employers and prepare for the workplace. Advisors will help you identify the skills that are increasingly valued by employers and suggest ways to develop them.
GenAI and getting started with your writing - 25 November 2026
Have questions about using generative AI in your academic work? This session offers guidance on getting started with your writing and understanding how GenAI tools can be used appropriately and effectively.
Digital creation and presentation - 2 December 2026
Learn how digital tools can help you communicate ideas creatively and professionally. Whether you're preparing a poster presentation, presentation slides or other digital content, advisors can share practical tips and approaches to help you get started.
Find out more
For full details of the Digital Skills drop-ins, including times and locations, visit MySkills.
Take advantage of this opportunity to build the digital skills that will support both your studies and your future career. No booking is required, so simply come along and get the support you need.