Our workshops are open to taught course students from all departments.
Get the most out of the library’s digital resources and develop your research skills and critical thinking through our workshops and webinars, online tutorials, videos and guides, and in-course teaching.
Online tutorial - Where do I search for academic information for my course and research?
Workshop - Discovering information: getting started
Online tutorial - Discovering and using ebooks
Workshop - Referencing and preventing plagiarism
Online tutorial: Referencing: the essentials
Online tutorial - Active reading for understanding
Online tutorial - How to read a journal article
Online tutorial - Fake news game
Workshop - Questioning and evaluating information
Online tutorial - Evaluating information and critical thinking
Explore further tutorials, videos and workshops through the University Library’s Research Skills and Critical Thinking Hub to improve your skills in discovering, understanding, questioning, referencing, creating, and disseminating information.
Remember to review and record your skills development in your mySkills portfolio.
Explore further tutorials, videos and workshops through the University Library’s Research Skills and Critical Thinking Hub to improve your skills in discovering, understanding, questioning, referencing, creating, and disseminating information.
Remember to review and record your skills development in your mySkills portfolio.
Doctoral students have access to a wide range of specialist support, including expert guidance and training on literature searching, bibliometrics, reference management, research data management, author rights, use of third party materials and open access publishing. See the Student Researcher webpages for full details.