Study skills encompasses the academic and professional skills which enable you to succeed at university.
Study skills includes reading, note-taking, critical thinking, planning, writing, referencing, presentation, revision and examination skills. For economics students, they might also include mathematics and statistics.
This guide highlights a range of study skills courses, events and books available to economics students on transition to university, for assessments and examinations, and for dissertations and theses.
The library has a range of self-study courses to support study skills from library inductions for new students, literature searching, academic writing, plagiarism and referencing, to mindfulness and meditation.
Sage Catalyst contains a collection of over 150 study skills and research methods ebooks.
Sage Research Methods is a collection of books, videos, and podcasts on quantitative and qualitative research methods, and includes a Research Project Planning tool.
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