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Study Skills support

Skills Resources

NEW: University Skills Portal. Visit skills.cam.ac.uk for resources and information for all students.

CUSU also provides study skills information on the following:

• Learning Styles and Study Techniques
• Speed Reading
• Time management and organisation
• Academic Note taking
• Essay Writing
• Exam basics and Exam Day Tips
  
• Revision
  
• Dealing with stress
• Concentration
• Motivation

Further information: NUS Skilful Studying Advice

Supervisions: CUSU has produced a leaflet on what to expect from your supervisions

Libraries can be a great source for study skills advice and information.

To find out more about the library facilities in Cambridge, visit the University Library's website or look up the list of libraries in the 'Directory', 'Dependent Libraries', 'Other Libraries' or 'College Libraries'.

CUSU provides confidential, free, non-judgemental support and information to individual students. Contact the CUSU Education Officer, Welfare Officer or Women's Officer by email, phone or by dropping into the office if you would like support or information on any topic.