Studying with York
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Academic services across the University are aware of the different needs you have when studying at a distance from campus. Staff can help you by email, phone or Skype/Google chat.
Library
You can contact the Library 24/7 through the Library Helpdesk and Library chat service. Browse the Library pages to find out about accessing online resources, using the Scan and Send service, and how to borrow resources from other libraries near you.
IT Services
IT Services can help you connect to the University network and your filestore, obtain free or discounted software to install on your own computer, and access eduroam wifi when visiting other universities. See the IT Services pages for online IT training guides.
Writing Centre
Access support from the Writing and Language Skills Centre via email or Google Hangout. Send an example of your writing and receive feedback within five working days.
Maths Skills Centre
The Maths Skills Centre provides access to online resources. You can book 60 minute appointments for mathematics and statistics advice and learning support via web conference.
Academic progress issues
Anything that stops you from undertaking your studies in the usual way is officially called an academic progress issue. If you have any concerns about your studies you should talk to your academic supervisor in the first instance.
Academic skills and integrity
Browse our Academic skills, studying and referencing pages for help in developing your study skills, including how to avoid plagiarism and how to reference source material.
Time management
Our skills guide for time management gives top tips for managing study around other busy areas of your life and how not to stretch yourself too far.