Exam support and wellbeing
Exam time and the results period can be a stressful period, so its important to think about your wellbeing.
We take your personal wellbeing seriously and there is lots of advice and help provided by the Department, and many services available across the University.
Where to go for help in the Department
If you have any questions, concerns or need to talk, there are plenty of people within the Department that you can come and speak with, such as Year Tutors, Personal Tutors and the Senior Tutor.
Support and wellbeing
Upcoming events
This week - Five Ways to Wellbeing @ The Library
Find out more on The Library website.
Wellbeing Support Services
The Wellbeing Support Service provides a comprehensive support and welfare structure available to help you with all kinds of different issues:
- The Wellbeing Advisor offers short one off drop-in sessions for students who want to make changes to their lifestyles in order to improve their wellbeing.
- Managing Exam Anxiety workshop
- Counselling
- Disability Services
- Mental Health and Wellbeing
Wellbeing Drop-in Sessions
Your wellbeing is important to us and we are always here to help you. We have introduced Wellbeing Drop-in sessions.
You do not need to book an appointment, but can just drop in. However, outside of these hours you can find Annie in the Undergraduate Office (S0.88) and she will be happy to help you, as always.
Or you can contact the Wellbeing team on economics.wellbeing@warwick.ac.uk.
Please note this is not a replacement for attending personal tutor meetings.
Students' Union
Advice Centre
Get practical advice on all kinds of subjects relating to student life. The Students' Union Advice Centre provides a free, confidential and impartial and non-judgemental service for all students and is independent of the University.
Nightline
A student-run, confidential, and non-judgmental peer-to-peer listening support service. Nightline won’t give you advice, because you know best what your situation is, but sometimes it helps just to have someone to talk to, for as long as you need.
Break up revision with physical activity to aid your own wellbeing and also help you revise more productively afterwards.
The Chaplaincy
If you need space to reflect in the midst of a busy academic life, the Chaplaincy is a place of hospitality, safety, care and encounter.
Health Centre
Situated in the heart of the campus, the Health Centre serves students staff, plus their families, who live on campus or within the catchment area.
Library
The library team provide Study Happy events that supports your skills development and your wellbeing.
Want to know more about when your exams are and what to expect from them?
Find out examination timetables, guidance on personal possessions in examinations and details of exam materials in the Examinations Section of the Academic Office.
Try and make an effort to practise questions from past papers, text books, problem sets as opposed to just learning theory.
Department assessment and feedback
It is important that you are aware of the assessment methods and criteria that are applied to all assessments across the Department and are conscious of the assessment principles that underlie all modules at both Undergraduate and Postgraduate level.
Economics handbooks
The Economics handbooks are an excellent source of up-to-date information on a variety of issues and areas of concern.