You can access comprehensive academic support through the main Library on Campus West consists of the Morrell, the Fairhurst and the Burton, and which has over 1,000 single-and-group study spaces across our sites. 

In addition, there are also libraries in King's Manor and York Minster, as well as study areas in the Ron Cooke Hub, the Piazza, and Vanbrugh

There are zones for different studying styles, with a blended approach of bookable and non-bookable spaces. They provide a range of resources, including workshops, tutorials, and study guides, to enhance students' learning experiences. Whether students need help with time management, essay writing, or exam preparation, the Study Spaces offers valuable guidance to excel in their studies. 

York's Learning Centre

York learning center provides a dynamic and centralized platform for accessing course materials, submitting assignments, and engaging in online discussions with lecturers and peers. Students can familiarize themselves with the Learning Central to maximize its potential for enhancing their learning experiences. Students can familiarize themselves with the Learning Centre to maximize its potential for enhancing their learning experiences.

The university libraries are valuable resources for studies.

The main library of University of York is on Campus West that consists of the Morrell, the Fairhurst and the Burton, and have well over 1,000 single-and-group study spaces across sites. These are divided into zones for different studying styles, with a blended approach of bookable and non-bookable spaces. You can use the self-issue machines, return books and use the York Print Plus machines.

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 other available library services.

Need help with specific subject areas?

Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL) at University of York fosters a tight-knit departmental learning community, especially during times when community connections are challenging. PAL can be online or in-person, boosting student engagement, offering upper-year students a meaningful challenge, and enhancing departmental unity through cross-boundary learning. PAL sessions also facilitate departmental connections, helping students make new friends and fostering a sense of belonging.

For more information on how to set up your PAL scheme, email: pal-enquiries@york.ac.uk

Improve your research abilities with the help of the university's Researcher Development program's workshops and tools.

These courses provide students with the necessary tools to do effective research, including literature reviews and data analysis. Assistance with publication, presentation, and academic writing is also provided by the curriculum.

To learn about the tools that are available and the future workshops, students may visit the Researcher Development website or give them a call at +44 (0)19 0432 0000.