Academic Skills Project

The Academic Skills Project provides Undergraduate students with academic skills training specific to their discipline. Programmes of high-quality, interactive workshops are designed and delivered by Postgraduate Researchers in subjects across the Arts and Sciences. In the past, workshops have covered topics including: 

  • Essay planning and writing
  • Report writing
  • Understanding feedback
  • Presentation skills
  • Exam preparation
  • Referencing
  • Preparing for tutorials
  • Finding and analysing sources

Engaging with the Academic Skills Project early in your studies will help prepare you for University study in a way that is specialised to the subjects you are taking. Workshops are a great way to meet fellow students and learn some insider tips from those who have already been through the process.

Each School will run workshops slightly differently, some having online provision while others may only run in-person. Please pay close attention to the delivery method of the workshop you want to attend, as well as the sign up details circulated by the organiser.

If your School is participating in the Academic Skills Project 2024-5, you can find more information and links to workshop programmes below.

If you have any questions, you can get in touch with your School Coordinator or contact IELLI.

Schools 2024-5 Programme Contact Coordinator
Art History Semester 1 Patricia Lopez Sanchez Cervantes
Biology Semester 1 Hayley McLennan
Chemistry Semester 1 Yuan Liao
Classics Semester 1 Sarah Prince
Computer Science Semester 1 Adamu Habu
Divinity Semester 1 Dante Clementi
English & Creative Writing Semester 1

Laura Greene

Anna Ball
Film Studies Semester 1

Lucy Szemetova

Richard Bolisay 
History Semester 1

Islay Shelbourne

James Fox
Geography & Sustainable Development Semester 1 Mengxing Joshi
International Relations Semester 1 Chloe Squires 
Philosophy Not running this academic year  
Physics & Astronomy Semester 1

Soumyabrata Banik

Aswin Sasi
Psychology Not running this academic year  
Social Anthropology Semester 1 Sharonne Specker

Further information about how to participate will be circulated by your School or you can contact your School Coordinator.