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27th February
09:30 to 11:00
10 You will earn 10 silver points for completing this activity.
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English for International Students: Results (Friday)

27th February 09:30 to 11:00
These sessions are designed to support international students and non-native speakers with their academic English. This activity is particularly for the International Student Body or those who have English as a second language.

The Language Centre provides these sessions for any international or non-native speaking students currently enrolled at the University. The lessons are to support you and are not assessed, require no preparation and involve no homework.

This semester we’re providing sessions which focus chiefly on academic writing. We are covering aspects of vocabulary and grammar, such as academic style and caution, and critical thinking skills such as the appropriate selection and use of sources. The contexts are not discipline specific and explore and provide practice in areas which should be relevant to most students engaged in study.

You can expect to be working in an informal and collaborative way with the sessions’ tutors and your peers, so in addition to developing academic English skills you’ll have lots of opportunities to interact and speak with others.

Each week students have the opportunity to come to one of three sessions.

You will need to book on for each session you are interested in. Sessions will be available to book the week before.

Semester 2 English for International Students Series

Overview – Dissertation Writing

Week 1:

Monday/Tuesday/Friday – Literature Reviews

Week 2:

Monday/Tuesday/Friday – Methodology Section

Week 3: 

Monday/Tuesday/Friday – Results Section

Week 4:

Monday/Tuesday/Friday – Discussion Section

Week 5: 

Monday/Tuesday/Friday – Introductions, Conclusions and Abstracts

Associated Badges:

In A Nutshell...

  • Understand...fundamental aspects of academic English.
  • Improve...your academic writing skills.
  • Develop...your critical awareness.
  • Gain...confidence in approaching your assessments
  • Collaborate...with expert tutors and students from across our international student body.
  • Earn up to 10 Rise points ... which can be recognised within your degree.

Schedule

  • personal_video 09:30 to 11:00 on 27/02/26 - Takes place online
    Dissertations - Results
    This week our focus will be on writing up your results.