Learning effectively
Know your degree
How much do you know about the workload and assessment on your degree scheme?
Know your degree: a simple guide to identifying your workload
Inclusive learning
Inclusive learning
If you have a long standing health condition or a specific learning difference we can offer you advice on enabling technology and individual examination arrangements so that you can reach your full potential and get the good results you deserve.
If you would like further information about our provision for students with disabilities or have specific questions, go to the Accessibility Service web page, contact us by:
Email: accessibility@aber.ac.uk
Our team of accessibility advisers can advise you on the types of evidence you need to access specific provision within the University.
If you believe you have a specific learning difference or form of neurodivergence we can advise on preliminary screening and private Educational Psychologist Assessment.
Insider tips to learn effectively
Active learning is a key feature of university study, but what does it look like in practice?
The following documents and video will share ideas on how you can turn passive learning into active learning and get the most out of lectures and readings.
Using effective strategies enables you to remember more (with less time invested) and get better marks.