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Access to study skills, training guidance and resources, course materials, progression reports and forms, as well as study abroad, student status and suspension information.
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Study skills and training

Advice on time management, note taking, avoiding plagiarism, referencing, research, revision and examination skills.

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Undergraduate guidance

Links to the online tutorial reporting system (OxCORT), course handbooks, lecture lists and information on suspension.

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Graduate guidance

Links to lecture lists, handbooks, supervision reports, research stages, progression forms and suspension information.

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Supportive resources

Books and online resources to help you stay on top of your studies.

Expeditions Council

Expeditions Council

Get University recognition and support for your expedition through the Expeditions Council.

Study abroad advice

Study abroad

What to consider if you are planning to study, work, or undertake research in another country.

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Canvas

Canvas is the University's virtual learning environment for teaching and learning.

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Course guidance
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Intellectual property

The University claims ownership of certain forms of intellectual property, but generally does not claim ownership of copyright created by students.
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