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Writing Centre and support
support for your studies
Help is on hand if you need support with either academic writing, your writing technique or finishing your written assignment. If you have Swedish as a second language, you can get help to develop your Swedish pronunciation.
Improve your writing skills
We're here to guide you in your work with different writing tasks and can answer questions about texts and language. While we do not proofread and point out grammar and spelling errors, we can help you find strategies to develop your writing skills to help you with your studies.
Make an appointment
We offer online tutoring via the video conferencing tool Zoom. Before your appointment, we will send you an email with a link to connect via Zoom. You do not need to have Zoom installed on your device.
What we can do for you
- Reading
- Oral presentation
- Text and sentence structure and context
- Grammar
- The writing process and the development of reasoning
- Bibliography and source management
- Instructions and help to clarify tasks
Lunch lectures
Welcome to a weekly lunch lecture in the Writing Centre, an informal thematic lecture and open question time in Zoom, to talk with us about academic language and writing. Please register at the latest the day before.
- Wednesdays at 12.15–13.00
Freestanding courses
There are a number of freestanding courses available if you want to improve your English language skills. You apply as you would to any other university course.
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Course, bachelor’s level | 7,5 credits
English Grammar Skills for University Studies
Various start and end datesOpen for application -
Course, bachelor’s level | 15 credits
English Writing and Presentation Skills for University Studies
Various start and end datesOpen for application -
Course, bachelor’s level | 7,5 credits
Introduction to Critical Thinking and Reading Skills for University Studies
Various start and end datesOpen for application -
Course, bachelor’s level | 5 credits
Online Presentation Skills for University Studies
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Course, bachelor’s level | 4 credits
Speech and Presentation Technique through Drama - RASK
Various start and end datesOpen for application
Learn more about academic writing
- Writing in English at University (on Youtube)
The course covers different aspects of academic writing, such as how to structure your text and how to convey your argument, as well as how to use sources. - Writing in English at University (on Coursera)
Lund University gives an internet based course open for everybody. - What is sketchnoting? (on Youtube)
- Guides and support (Malmö University Library's website)
Information about scholarly texts, reference styles and search information can be found at the library. - Reading strategies (on Youtube)
- Plagiarism: How to avoid it (on Youtube)
- Academic phrasebank (University of Manchester's website)
About the Writing Centre
https://youtube.com/embed/9JYXSmk8HSc?enablejsapi=1&rel=0&showinfo=1&controls=1
https://play.mau.se/id/0_2xpp13p0?width=608&height=402&playerId=23452644?enablejsapi=1
Talverkstaden – a language workshop
At Talverkstaden, we practice Swedish pronunciation together. We go through different aspects of pronunciation to help you understand and develop your Swedish speaking skills.
The meetings consist of short briefings followed by practical training in groups or individually, and are held in Swedish.
Get support in maths
The Maths Workshop is open to all students, regardless of your level of maths knowledge or the programme or course you are studying. As a student, you can come here to get help with maths in your courses.
Take-home exams
Take-home exams
Take-home exams
Take-home exams are a common method of examination used at the University. You work on your exam text individually, often over a slightly longer period of time. Usually, these exams contain several questions requiring longer answers, where you demonstrate that you have absorbed the course literature and can apply your knowledge.
What is a scholarly text?
What is a scholarly text?
Have you been tasked with finding a scholarly article? Or are you going to write your thesis and need to find academic material? On the library's page about academic texts, you find information about articles and other scholarly texts and tips on searching for articles on your subject.