Event Description

What to expect from your tutors and your academic work in your first year at the university

Wednesday 16 September 2020 1pm - 1:30pm Online

Join the University Centre for Academic Success Team for a great discussion on what to expect from your tutors and your academic work in your first year at the university

The session will highlight the importance of developing your academic vocabulary – can you choose the right language for the scenario provided?

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