Study Well



Study well is a campaign designed to help you look after your mental health during exam season. In this year’s winter edition join us for free hot drinks, well-being walks and more!

This page has lots of hints, tips and resources to help you study well and to provide guidance on support available during the exam period. It’s important to take breaks to prevent burnout so check out the ‘Whats On’ page for a variety of activities. We hope Study well reminds you to take care of yourself during this intense time.

Whether you want to join one of the activities, use the online study resources or spend time in our spaces we will be here to help you take control of your exam period. On behalf of the Executive Officers at Queen Mary Students’ Union, I wish you all the best with your coursework deadlines and exams, take things a step at a time, day by day and don’t forget to access support if you need help!

Nabihah Ali (VP Welfare)

Study Well Features

BL Students: How to keep going

The art of ‘keeping going’ and resilience when it comes to studying is not to be underestimated, although you might not look like you’ve run a marathon, your brain certainly feels like it has. Check out some of our top tips!

 
Study Tips to Study Well

Redwan is a current Postgrad student and Postgrad Engagement Assistant at the SU, collecting all this knowledge into a expert guide to studying well! Find out more below!

 
Avoiding Academic Misconduct

Since the exams moved online a few years ago we have seen an increase in academic misconduct, find out how you can avoid academic misconduct.

 
StudyWell as a Postgraduate
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Postgrad top tips for balancing work and wellbeing, in this Study Well article!

 
Essay mills & academic integrity

Many of you are perhaps panicking over how unprepared you feel over your assessments and exams. However, be aware of the large and growing market of companies and individuals looking to exploit this situation that could affect your academic integrity.

 
The importance of routine

As part of Study Well, former MBBS Medicine student and Circadian Editor in Chief Harris Nageswaran, discusses the importance of routine

 
 

Upcoming events

Study Well Photo Competition
11th December 9am - 15th January noon
Online
Self-care & Wellbeing | Fun stuff | Online | Free | Study Well
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Extenuating Circumstances

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Resources & Downloads

QMPlus Academic Skills Centre Skills Resources

Your go-to resource for all things academic skills. Access information on topics like academic writting, research methods, using databases, mathematics and statistics, exam preparation, and much more. Feel free to explore the resources whenever you need them

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Referencing Hub

Do you want to know how to reference a source correctly in particular style? Or how to organise your references to use in an assignment or project.? Our referencing hub includes resources like Find it, Use it, Reference it; Cite Them Right and Endnote.

Visit the Referencing Hub
Studiosity - assessment feedback service

Whether you're looking to fine-tune an assignment, seek guidance on your coursework, or simply want constructive feedback on your work, Queen Mary’s Studiosity is available 24/7 for on-demand support.

Visit Studiosity
Revise Well

Exam revision shouldn’t be a nightmare. Take this short course to learn how to plan carefully, start early and have a good understanding of what works for you.

Revise Well

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Nabihah Ali
Nabihah Ali