You can find most of the information from this box, and additional assistance, on our Study Skills page (created by the library and Academic Learning Support).
Find the library's basic, intermediate and advanced tutorials on finding information, evaluating information and referencing.
Work through them at your own pace, whenever you want, as many times as you need.
Click to find support for academic skills, like independent study skills, writing, critical reading and problem solving/logical thinking.
Turnitin is the University's text matching software. This academic support tool gives students and staff the ability to submit assignments and view an originality report.
Turnitin compares papers against:
It doesn't match text against subscription based academic journals or textbooks unless they are already included in the Turnitin database.
It is a condition of enrolment that students accept that electronic text-matching software may be used to check their work.
Click the link for information on submitting an assignment.
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