University of Glasgow

The University of Glasgow offers comprehensive academic support through its Academic Development Service, designed to enhance the learning experience of all students. This service provides a wide range of resources, including interactive workshops, one-on-one tutorials, and detailed study guides tailored to various academic needs.

Whether you're seeking to improve your time management skills, refine your essay writing techniques, or prepare effectively for exams, the support available is both accessible and practical. Students are encouraged to make use of the dedicated Study Spaces and are welcome to drop by the office or get in touch with the Academic Development Service for personalized assistance and guidance. This support plays a vital role in helping students achieve their academic goals and thrive during their time at university.

Glasgow University's Learning Central

The Teaching and Learning Centre provides a dynamic and centralized platform for accessing course materials, submitting assignments, and engaging in online discussions with lecturers and peers. Moodle (Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment) is the University of Glasgow's e-learning platform or 'VLE' (Virtual Learning Environment). It is used to communicate, collaborate and build communities around learning at Glasgow.

The university libraries are valuable resources for studies.

All Glasgow students have access to the University's network of libraries, collectively known as University of Glasgow Library. It is one of the oldest and largest university libraries in Europe .Whether students need to conduct research, study in a quiet environment, or borrow textbooks, the libraries provide essential support. Students can check their websites for opening hours and available services.

Need help with specific subject areas?

The Peer Support Program provides academic support through student-led study sessions. Leaders, who have excelled in their courses, facilitate interactive group sessions designed to enhance understanding, consolidate learning and generate feedback.

Peer Support also known as peer assessment sessions are available for various subjects and modules. Students can reach out to academic department, the Student Union, or visit Peer Support for more information about Peer Assisted Learning sessions, schedules, and subject areas covered at the University of Glasgow.

Enhance research skills through workshops and resources provided by the University's Research Development and Training program.

The University of Glasgow offers a comprehensive suite of training programs and resources to support doctoral students and postdoctoral researchers in enhancing their research skills and advancing their careers. These initiatives are coordinated across various colleges and departments, ensuring tailored support for researchers at different stages of their academic journey.

Students can visit the Researcher Development to find out more, including current opportunities and details of past events.