Library workbooks for your college

• The Film Studies workbook
• Media Communications workbook
• Research in Filmmaking
• Site analysis workbook (interior design) – A guide to useful resources for conducting a site analysis.
• Visual Culture – Critical perspectives
• Visual Culture – Creative analysis
• Visual Culture – Independent Research Project – A guide to researching and writing your Independent Research Project.
• Environment and Technology dissertation and project support workbook – Find information and resources to help you develop the information skills you need to carry out your dissertation or project.
• Study skills for Environment and Technology workbook – Introduction to finding information using Library resources.
• Study Skills for Environment and Technology Foundation
• Technical report writing guide – Understand some of the conventions of technical report writing such as formatting and the use of technical data and language.
• Welcome to UWE Bristol Library Services (induction)
• Career skills: preparing for work for CSCT students
• How to research employers (for Environment and Technology students) – Improve your commercial awareness and better understand who you want to work for.

Professional development

These online workbooks contain videos, activities and links to extensive resources to help you research your career options and make applications for placements and jobs.

• Built Environment students
• Engineering students
• Mathematics and Statistics students

• Building legal information skills (BLIS) – Tutorials to facilitate legal research, aimed at new law students. Also includes more advanced subject areas such as European Union law, official publications, legal reform, and dissertation research.
• Introduction to business information skills tutorial (IBIS) – An online tutorial for business students providing a subject-specific introduction to UWE Bristol Library. This includes finding marketing or accounting information, and how to impress an employer.
• Law for non-lawyers library workbook

Careers

• Law employability workbook – An online tutorial for Law students to research effectively to help you to get the job you want.
• How to research employers – An online tutorial for Business students to research effectively to help you to get the job you want.
• Placements workbook

• School of Education and Childhood library workbook – An introduction to library services and resources for Education and Childhood students.
• School of Applied Sciences library workbook – Online guide for Applied Science students focusing on how to use the Library and study more effectively.
• School of Social Sciences library workbook – An introduction to Library Services and resources that will help Social Science students throughout their time at university.
• School of Health and Social Wellbeing library workbook – A brief, practical introduction to using library resources and finding evidence and information.
• Future nurse final project workbook – For final year Nursing students, how to search strategically and library support for the four Final Project options.
• A pre-arrival workbook for CPD students – Learn more about the critical reading and writing skills required when studying at master's level.
• Library support for healthcare related professional short courses – Using the Library, study skills and specific support for your assessment type.
• Projects and dissertations: top tips – A step-by-step guide to planning and completing your undergraduate dissertation or project.
• How to critically appraise health information workbook – Learn how to evaluate evidence, identify different types of research design and apply the basic principles of critical appraisal.
• Help for students to publish in journals – Supports for students in the School of Applied Sciences who are conducting research as interns, or for final year and master's research projects.
• How to carry out a systematic review workbook – For postgraduates who are undertaking a systematic review in health or medical related fields.

Careers

These professional development resources have tailored careers information and useful templates specific to your subject area:

• Criminology
• Philosophy
• Politics and International Relations
• Sociology
• Biological Science
• Biomedical Science
• Environmental Science
• Forensic Science
• Integrated Wildlife Conservation
• Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science
• Information for Psychology students can be found in the PROUD portfolio

For general study skills, online advice and workbooks, take a look at our study skills topics.