Get Organised
Before you step back on campus, start organising your calendar by downloading your timetable. Blocking out classes and study time will identify what free time you have so you can balance study, socialising and rest.
A Clean Sweep
Channel your inner Mrs Hinch and clear out your home environment so you can start the year in freshly organised surroundings.
Virtual Support
There is lots of virtual support available to help you refine your techniques and get fast feedback.
Our online Student Connect Peer Mentoring Service is free for all first year undergraduates offering the chance to connect with a student mentor for help settling in to university life, managing your time, navigating your course and getting advice about course work.
The Writing Feedback Service allows you to upload a writing draft at any time to receive constructive feedback on how to improve your work before you hand it in.
Connect Live enables students to submit a question to a subject specialist in the interactive classroom with chat, collaborative whiteboard, and file sharing options.
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Bloomsbury Skills for Study
As an Ulster student you have free access to some amazing support resources including time management, writing and exam skills, groupwork, presentations and research. You can also get useful tips on how to use AI, avoiding plagiarism.
Learn Your Way
Everyone has a learning style that works best for them. Do you thrive in a team setting or better on your own? You might learn better visually than verbally. Find out your style now and get tips on how to utilse your style to your advantage.
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English Language Skills
If you are an international student, English may not be your first language. Support is available through the Centre for English Language Teaching (CELT), who offer a range of face-to-face and online English language workshops and one-to-one consultations throughout the academic year.
Love Your Library
At the heart of each of our campuses sits your Library, filled with a wealth of support. Access is available 24/7 during term but there is plenty of online support you can access from anywhere including a huge variety of e-books and journals, past exam papers, reading lists and subject guides. You can also take part in a number of workshops that run throughout the year, borrow a laptop and book space to work on group projects.
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