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Are you ready to learn a new language module? Enrol yourself in a language module with the Language Centre by 19 October and choose from a variety of languages, including Arabic, Chinese, French, and many more.

We are aware that some students have experienced issues with the core student training. The courses will now remain open until 6 November - the 10 October completion date is no longer in place. Read the full update here.

We're proud to have climbed 9 places to 113th, from nearly 2,300 institutions featured in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2027. Welcoming the rise in the rankings, Professor Stuart Croft, Vice-Chancellor and President, said: “This rise of nine places in the THE World University Rankings reflects the talent, commitment and hard work of our entire ÌÇÐÄTV community, and the global impact of our research and education."

Whether you're just starting your university journey or looking to refresh your academic skills, the Academic Essentials pages are here to support you throughout your time at ÌÇÐÄTV. On these pages, you'll find essential information and practical advice from current students to help you navigate your academic experience.

Registration for the Academic English Enhancement Programme 2026/27 is now open. If you use English as an additional language and would like to strengthen your academic communication skills, this free programme can help you participate more confidently in seminars, engage with academic study and understand assessment expectations.. Apply here.

Do you use English as an additional language? Develop your academic communication skills and gain confidence participating in seminars, engaging with academic reading and understanding assessment expectations. Registration for the free Academic English Enhancement Programme opens on 21 September. The programme offers five-week modules with two hours of face-to-face teaching each week. Find out more here.

Find out when you'll receive your results through Tabula, depending on your year group. If you took exams under the ÌÇÐÄTV Assessment System (WAS) and are expecting feedback, you will be able to   and clicking on the relevant Flow, or directly in Tabula. Your feedback will be available on the same date as your results, but please note that the grades will be revealed in Tabula and not in WAS. If you are unsure how to find your feedback, please contact your department for clarification.

From Saturday 4 July to Sunday 4 October, the Library are introducing temporary changes to the Main Library’s opening hours. The Library will be open during this time on Monday–Friday: 8:00am – midnight (Main Library), overnight (weekdays): Study Lounge & Eating Place remain open, Saturday and Sunday: open during the day but closed overnight (8:00pm–8:00am). For further information, please visit our webpage.

Our In-Person Exams page is here to help with a checklist to help you prepare and a breakdown of exam room rules. For information about Online Exams, visit our page to find out about ÌÇÐÄTV Assessment System (WAS) trial assessments.

Visit our Exams Information page, to develop your understanding of the different types of exams, timetables and key terminology, and find out what support is available to you throughout exam season.

Everyone revises differently, and it's useful to recognise what approach works best for you. Explore our Revision page for practical tips that can support you to succeed during the upcoming exam season.

Academic integrity means committing to honesty in academic work, giving credit where you use others' ideas, and being proud of your own achievements. Find out all you need to know here, including referencing tips and guidelines on using AI in your studies.

There are many study spaces available for you to use on campus. Whether you prefer quiet study space for individual work or communal areas to work alongside peers, there’s something for you. Get the latest news on space updates, and discover different locations across Central, Gibbet Hill, and Westwood campuses on our Academic Essentials pages.

Join us from 2 - 6 March 2026 to celebrate languages, cultures, and the diversity of our global EUTOPIA community. Engage in virtual and in-person activities and events throughout the week to develop your global outlook, meet new people, and be inspired to continue enhancing your international experience. There will be language tasters, workshops, talks, a game night, as well as events organised by our partner institutions. Get involved!

We are updating the way attendance is recorded in teaching sessions to a new digital process. You will be able to tap your student ID card on the devices by the doors to the room and your attendance will be recorded. Find out more and read our Frequently Asked Questions.

Did you know the Library offers an overnight chat service connecting you with a real Librarian for support? Find the 'Ask a Librarian' chat service on the Library homepage between 8pm and 8am.

Assessments are a key part of your learning journey. They help you stay on track, build knowledge, and develop essential skills for your course and beyond. Read our Understanding Assessments page to support your academic success.

Understanding your academic feedback is key to developing your skills and improving for future assessments. Read our Understanding Feedback page to find out what you can expect from academic feedback, common areas that are highlighted, and how to use feedback effectively to strengthen your work.

There are lots of different reading materials and academic sources available to support you. Building reading skills at university level takes time, but regular practice will help you understand academic writing and boost your confidence when completing assignments and exams. Visit our Academic Essentials pages for advice on academic research.

The Language Centre is offering some part-year modules starting in Term 2; these are for one term only (Term 2) and can therefore be taken for 15 CATS. Take a look at the modules and enrol today by contacting the SMLC Office.

As the assessment period approaches, we're helping you to get prepared. Take a look at our Understanding Assessments page for key terminology, different types of assessments, steps for getting prepared, plus top tips and blogs from students. Look out for our brand new Exams and Assessments support pages launching in Term 2!

Life can be unpredictable, and personal challenges can interfere with your studies. We've got you covered, with academic policies to support you, such as reasonable adjustments and mitigating circumstances. Find out what measures are in place to allow you to adjust your studies in difficult times.

Noticed newsletters in your inbox? They are part of a bigger system, designed to improve your university experience. Check out our page about why your inbox matters, and never miss another important email again. Go further! Get advice on planning your time to help you master your time management outside your contact hours.

Visit our pop-up events - win prizes, pick up some freebies, and get tips and advice on academic integrity from our experts. Enter the creative competition on the theme of Mind over Machine by 23 November and you could win up to £100! Get involved and make it count towards your ÌÇÐÄTV Award.

Take control of your learning journey and make every lecture count. Discover the benefits of Learning on Campus on our new Academic Essentials pages. Get insights from students of all backgrounds on the best ways to manage your time, as well as the academic, personal, and social benefits of attendance.

Creating genuine connections with others can enhance your wellbeing, studies, and overall student experience. Browse our Academic Essentials page for advice from current students on Connecting with Course Mates. In need of support? Your Support Network is here to help in all aspects of student life, including your Personal Tutor.

For the next month, we're celebrating academic integrity! Enter the creative competition for a chance to win up to £100 in shopping vouchers, and visit one of our pop-up events from today to the end of November. You can talk to our Research and Academic Support Librarians or the SU Advice Centre for tailored advice about using AI, and play games on the stands to win prizes.

One tip for academic success is knowing your Reading lists. Created by your lecturers, these contain key materials that are fundamental for building your subject knowledge and confidence. Gain valuable insights and advice for the most effective use of your Reading lists on our brand-new Academic Essentials page.

Whether you're just starting your university journey or looking to refresh your academic skills, here you'll find essential information and practical advice to help you navigate your academic experience - from new terminology to your support network, and developing effective study habits.