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Skills

Resources to help you achieve your study goals.

New Students: Complete Academic Essentials
Returning Students: Assess your Academic Skills

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Skills

Develop your academic skills

Develop your study, research, digital and numeracy skills.

Your first year (level 4)
Ready for your second year?
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Study and research

Discover all the essential study, research and personal effectiveness skills you need to succeed in your studies.
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Skills A-Z

We've put together an A-Z to help you quickly find the skills services you need...
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Academic writing

Communicating in an academic style through the written word is a skill you'll need to develop to get good grades throughout your...
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Maths and numeracy support

Get help and guidance with the fundamental maths and numeracy skills relevant to your course and vocational area.
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IT and digital

We've put together a helpful list of the key IT and digital resources you'll need.
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Workshops

We offer a wide range of academic skills workshops delivered online and in-person on campus.
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One to One appointments

Make an appointment to get specialist help with your academic skills needs.
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LinkedIn Learning

Develop your professional, technical and creative skills with LinkedIn Learning.
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How to get in touch with the Skills team

Email: askus@salford.ac.uk and mark FAO Learning and Skills team in the Subject line of your email.

Referencing

APA 7th edition is our official Harvard referencing scheme and the main referencing style in use at the University. Law students should use the OSCOLA referencing style and History students should use Chicago. 

APA 7th Edition
OSCOLA (Law)
Chicago (History)

Come to a workshop

Develop your academic skills by attending a skills workshop.