College study support
College-specific study support tailored for your subject.
All colleges
Technical support
- LinkedIn Learning Online training videos for software, design, business skills and more
- Study skills: Mathematics and statistics Online tutorials, advice sheets and one-to-one support
Online study skills
You can browse the study skills web pages to find advice and support to help you develop your university-level academic skills.
Library study skills support
There are a number of ways you can get support from the library, such as talking to us at helpdesks, using our online chat service, booking 1:1s or attending workshops.
Library study skills supportArts, Technology and Environment (CATE)
The study support team in the College of Arts, Technology and Environment (CATE) can help with developing your academic skills, one-to-one support, language and dyslexia support.
Support offered by CATE
Creative and Cultural Industries (Frenchay)
Writing skills with Franny Moyle
The Royal Literary Fund is sponsoring Franny Moyle as a Writing Fellow for students from the School of Arts.
In one-to-one consultations Franny can:
- make your writing clearer, sharper and stronger
- suggest ways to improve the structure of your writing
- answer questions on style and use of language
- resolve any concerns you may have with your writing.
Franny is available on Wednesdays and Thursdays for in-person or online appointments.
To book an appointment, email Franny at franny.moyle@rlfeducation.org.uk.
Mathematics and statistics support
If you need help with a particular mathematical or statistical problem, please consult the mathematics and statistics information. It includes information on the one-to-one espressoMaths drop-in service that runs at Frenchay during term time.
Programming support
If you need help with a programming problem please consult the IT study skills information. It includes information on the one-to-one espressoProgramming drop-in service that runs at Frenchay during term time.
Business and Law (CBL)
The College of Business and Law (CBL) Learning Hub provides academic skills support in the form of workshops, online workbooks and one-to-one support.
To attend an activity or book an appointment, visit Infohub or the Events Diary, or contact the Library.
For help with booking, please view our video guide to booking an appointment or workshop at the Learning Hub in Bristol Business School.
You may also find our 10 top tips to improve your marks for business students (PDF) and law students (PDF) helpful.
We can support you via one-to-one appointments to discuss individual learning issues and workshops (including Peer Assisted Learning workshops) covering a range of topics, such as:
- subject-specific support, eg 'how to write a case note for Law' and 'narrowing the topic of your economics dissertation'
- time management
- reading skills
- writing skills
- critical thinking
- conducting literature reviews
- referencing your work
- getting used to studying in higher education.
The timetable of scheduled events varies.
CBL Learning Hub staff
- The CBL Librarians
- Alex Hathway – Assistant Support Lecturer in Law
- Ana Ribeiro – Assistant Support Lecturer in Marketing
- Emilie Culwick – Assistant Support Lecturer in Human Resource Management
Health, Science and Society (CHSS)
The College of Health, Science and Society (CHSS) provides one-to-one and online study skills support.
Support offered by CHSS
Mathematics and statistics support
If you need help with a particular mathematical or statistical problem please consult the mathematics and statistics information.
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Library workbooks for your college
Tailored online library workbooks for your subject or your college.
Study skills
Support to help you study, including referencing, academic writing, research skills, time management, reading, plagiarism advice, and IT.
Academic information
Advice on academic-related issues and what to do if something happens which affects your studies.
Student Experience Coaches
Our coaches can help you to overcome anxiety connected to life at university by finding support and skills to overcome issues and achieve your goals.