Supporting your learning

A variety of help and support is available at university to help you get the most out of your course.

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The team provide a wide range of practical support for students’ learning development, including one-to-one drop-in sessions and scheduled workshops on topics such as academic writing skills and using electronic databases.

The Library

Personal tutors, module tutors and your lecturers can all offer you help and support.

The Specialist Advice Service works closely with the Students Union, who support students through formal proceedings and can provide representation.

Further Support: Specific Learning Differences; Personalised Academic Study Support; Autistic spectrum disorder

This is the internal university site used by staff and students to access key information about modules and programmes. Make sure you check Blackboard regularly for staff announcements, key dates, module information and reference guides.

Teaching tools support your learning and help to develop your independence.

Learning at Lincoln