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Postgraduate students are highly capable learners. However, many postgraduate students find that their work, although intellectually rewarding and stimulating, can be challenging. A sense of vulnerability, and the need for guidance and help in developing confidence in academic study, may be common for many.
There may be some time between your first degree and your current programme; there may be issues about adjusting to study in the UK; the supervisory process may be unfamiliar and work-load and increasing autonomy may be hard to manage.
We recognise the excitement and the difficulties of postgraduate study, and want to help you in all aspects of your work! Through a mixture of resources, workshops and 1:1 appointments we can support the following topics:
The Student Learning Advisory Service (SLAS) is a free, friendly advice service providing guidance and information on all aspects of effective learning and study skills to postgraduate students.
Any student or small group of students wishing to improve their learning can make an appointment with a learning advisor (depending on availability).
If you are unable to come to a University campus, we can arrange a telephone appointment for you or you can email us for Canterbury on learning@kent.ac.uk or for Medway on learningmedway@kent.ac.uk .
Do you struggle to understand some of the basics, or feel you need additional support in understanding more advanced principles? If so, come along to the Maths and Stats Clinics.
Please see our workshop programmes:
At SLAS, we have a range of study guides and books on study skills and techniques in our resource bank. Please call in!
Also, see our online resources which cover a wide range of topics.
For Postgraduates involved in teaching, a range of support is available to help you develop your teaching skills and to learn alongside other postgraduates and academic staff. See 'Developing your teaching' for more information.
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