General study resources

General Study Resources

Explore general study skills through the following study guides.

Academic Integrity

Endnote

Exam Strategies

Handling Resubmissions

Lecture Noting

Reading Effectively

Reading Scientific Texts

Seminars and Oral Presentations

Test Anxiety

Time Organisation

Tutorials and Seminars

Using Feedback

Working in Groups

Weekly Study Planner

It can be helpful to make a detailed weekly plan of your time to:

Block out fixed commitments, such as lectures, tutorials, or work.
Mark in important or necessary things for you, such as sport, recreation, housework.
Check that you have a balance between study and your other needs.

Download a Weekly Study Planner

For more on how to use the a study planner, check out the Time Organisation guide.

Overcoming Test and Exam Anxiety

If you have a test or exam as part of your studies, you might find that you get anxious before, during or after you take the test. While it is natural to have some feelings of anxiousness, overwhelming feelings can make it very difficult to approach tests and exams. Thankfully, there are ways of managing your stress levels that will make the process easier and put you in a better headspace.

Watch our video on Overcoming Exam and Test Anxiety to learn more.

SLSS FLO Page

These guides and many other resources are available on the Student Learning Support Service (SLSS) FLO page. These pages include a wide range of study support guides, videos, and modules to help you achieve academic success.

Please note, you will need to log-in to access FLO.

Visit the SLSS FLO page

Academic Integrity

Academic Integrity is a commitment to principles of honesty, respect, trust and fairness. You need to be aware of your Academic Integrity responsibilities as a student, and there are resources available to help you.