Maths Study Skills
Series Description: Whether or not maths is your main subject, studying maths as part of your degree can be difficult, and putting in lots of hours of work is no guarantee of success. Instead you need to think about how you are studying. These sessions are designed to give you the skills you need to make best use of the time that you have.
Target Audience: Any student with maths and/or calculations in their degree (although please choose the session relevant to your subject).
| Date | Time | Class Title | Class Description | Venue |
| Mon 12 Oct | 11:00-12:00 | Think Like a Mathematician |
Designed for students on courses in the school of maths (e.g. Maths 1 or 2A/B/C), this session covers key maths skills such as how to read proofs, how best to use your independent study time, and what to do if you get stuck or fall behind. |
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| Fri 16 Oct | 15:00-16:00 | Tips and Tricks for Non-Maths Students | Not sure where to start with calculation questions, but not sure how to improve? This session is designed for non-maths students who need maths and/or calculations for their degree (e.g. biology, economics, geosciences, engineering), and will guide students through effective methods for breaking down calculation questions and dealing with formulae. | Teams Link |
