ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the second of our student experience-themed podcasts which centre on key considerations for exam season, Dr Paul McCague and Dr Dan Corbett are joined by Dr Ciarán O'Neill from the University's Learning Development Service, and Ciara Harkin from Student Wellbeing Service at Queen's for a discussion around how the University provides support for students during the examination period as well as throughout the year.
There's lots more information available on the Learning Development Service and Student Wellbeing Service webpages, where you'll be able out more about services including:
- One-to-ones and drop in services
- Student wellbeing events
- A range of learning resources to help you make the most of your study time!
In the next podcast in this series, we'll focus on some key techniques which can really take your exam revision to the next level!
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