If this is your first time studying in the UK, it may be that the teaching and learning methods will be different from what you are used to.

Below are the details of the support we can offer to help you develop the academic skills required for successful study.

Our Academic and Digital Skills Team are friendly and approachable members of staff, here to support you at every stage of your studies. They can help you with the demands of academic study and provide you with the skills you will need for independent learning.

Academic and digital skills support is available to you via one-to-one appointments and workshops. Please visit: Where to find the academic support you need to find out more. 

The library also has a selection of books and ebooks that will assist you with developing the appropriate academic skills required to be successful in your studies. 

The University offers a range of welfare and support services to help you make the most of your time with us; from support for disabled students, to guidance and advice on medical, mental health, or immigration issues.

You can access Wellbeing Support here or download Spectrum Life for support available in the moment 24/7, 365 days a year.

You can access Employability Support here. 

You can also access support and attend events with Global Greenwich.

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