
Starting your university studies in the UK may be a very different experience for you. In this topic, you will learn how to study independently at university as well as how to work effectively in groups on projects and assignments.
This video provides a brief overview of the course and explains how to use the multimedia elements in it.
Independent and collaborative learning
Starting your university studies in the UK may be a very different experience for you. In this topic, you will learn how to study independently at university as well as how to work effectively in groups on projects and assignments.
Different methods of teaching
At university you will attend lectures, seminars and tutorials, but what is the difference? This topic explains these and provides you with some useful tips to get the most out of your teaching. It also covers what to expect with assignments and exams.
Learn how to be an ethical scholar
At university, academic integrity is vital as it means being honest about where you have sourced the information for your assignments. This topic will guide you through academic integrity to ensure that you follow the university’s code of conduct.
Approach your work with a critical mindset
At university, you will be told how critical thinking is so important for your assignments and projects. The term is complex and can be defined in lots of ways. This topic gives you an introduction to critical thinking and some advice on how to apply it to your work.
Asking and answering questions, agreeing and disagreeing
It can be daunting to suddenly be in a lecture hall with 200 students or in a seminar working in a group, especially if English is your second language. This topic gives you some useful vocabulary and phrases that can be used in a number of academic situations.
Settling into the UK
Making the transition to university is a big step and moving to the UK to pursue your studies is an even bigger one. This topic will give you an overview of what it is like to live in the UK and the beautiful city of Bath.
If you have questions about this course, please contact the Digital & Academic Skills Team.