Preparing for assessments

• Academic integrity means committing to honesty in academic work, giving credit where we've used others' ideas and being proud of our own achievements.

  Celebrating academic integrity

  Access useful resources and short courses on this page to make sure that your work always meets Warwick's expectations of academic integrity.

Study spaces are available across campus. Do you know where to find them?

• Check out our study spaces webpage, with details of where to find key campus study spaces and their facilities, as you prepare for exams and assessments.

• Explore the Library's digital resources and servicesLink opens in a new window to access lots of helpful resources and advice.
• Join Library events Link opens in a new window- make the most of supportive events such as group study sessions, library tours, or assistive soft ware workshops!
• Access the Library online coursesLink opens in a new window - complete online study skills courses to help build your confidence in areas such as academic writing, referencing, plagiarism, to help you when completing essays and assignments.
• Make the most of productivity toolsLink opens in a new window available to help you stay organised and study more effectively.
• Reading list guidance Find out how to access and make the most of your reading list, so you're always prepared for your teaching, assessments and exams.
• Reach out to your Academic Support LibrarianLink opens in a new window to receive tailored advice on how to make the most of library resources and effectively search online databases.

The Students' Union shares advice on exams including tips on looking after yourself over the exam period and on how to prepare.

Preparing for exams and assignments

This time of year is extremely busy for university students, as you will all know. We’re working on our assignments, potentially our dissertation, exams, and – if you’re final year – preparing for our next step. To get the best out of the end of your academic year, it’s important to work smart, take breaks, and look after yourself. Here are some of my tips!

My exam season routine as a third year Chemistry student

If you didn’t know, the exams are at a different time for us third year chemists compared to the usual May/June exam period – we do them in weeks 9 and 10 of term 2 so that term 3 is dedicated completely to labs. So today, I thought I’d talk you through my exam season routine and share some of my tips and tricks.

My personal favourite study spaces at Warwick

Warwick is very good at providing many study areas for a lot of students. In fact, the MyWarwick app, which is a little hub of information as a Warwick student, has information on certain study areas across campus, such as how many spaces are available.

10 Tips for a successful Dissertation

Writing a dissertation is a significant task, for some marking the culmination of years of study and research. It's a challenging yet rewarding endeavour that requires dedication, organisation, and strategic planning. To help you , here are ten invaluable tips to guide you through the process.