Study Succesfully
Actively designing your learning environment and good self-management help you reduce stress during your studies. Whether you need to give a presentation, write a term paper or take a written exam – no matter if online or on campus: In order to support you in organizing your learning activities, we have compiled various (virtual) courses you can attend at any time.
Self-management
Time management
In this module, you will learn more about time management, self-control, learning plans, and various planning methods.
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Working conditions
In this module, you will learn more about disruptions to your work, how to create ideal working conditions, and plan your breaks, for example.
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How to learn efficiently
Motivation
In this module, you will learn more about the various types of motivation and goals. In addition, you will get tips on how to stay motivated.
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Concentration
In this module, we will provide you with tips and information for coping with difficulties in concentrating and how you can increase your ability to focus.
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Effective reading
Reading techniques
In this module, we talk about topics such as active reading, editing symbols, reading goals, and reading strategies.
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Successful research
New at the library? Guided tours of the University Library
What does the library offer? Where can I find the books relevant to my subject and how do I use the electronic media? Where can I scan, print, and copy? Which study rooms and services are available?
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Courses on research and study skills offered by the University Library
In the courses of the “Study Skills” series, you will receive useful tips on academic research and writing, as well as literature management.
Research Skills
Research skills refer to the ability to search for, find, extract, organize, evaluate, and use or present information relevant to a specific topic. In the FDZ’s “Data Literacy Essentials” and “Research Data Management Seminar” course series, BERD@NFDI’s “Data Literacy Snacks,” and the University’s Open Science Office course series, you’ll gain valuable insights and tips for your research practice.
Rhetoric and presentation
Examinations
Tip: Final theses and examinations are very subject-specific. Besides the general courses listed here, the university’s departments also provide a broad range of subject-specific information and support services.
Passing exams successfully
The workshop on learning how to study and preparing for exams has been designed to show you how to structure your study period to make learning more efficient. Increase your success in studying by applying the tips on time management, keeping a study journal, study breaks, and study methods.