Study skills

Study skills

Online resources to develop your study skills as well as individual consultation resources to help you improve your study techniques.

Studying with coffee

Academic Skills Centre

In the Academic Skills Centre you can get personal advice about study skills and academic writing.

Student studying.

Writing Guide

Practical advice on the writing process and how to manage sources and references.

Hands typing on a laptop

Search, evaluate and use information

Develop your skills in searching and evaluating information.

Study techniques by Björn Liljeqvist

In Canvas you will find videos about study techniques by Björn Liljeqvist. The films are divided into different themes. To be able to watch the videos, you need to log in with your student account.

Introduction

Introduction on how to become a better student.

Before During After

Three types of study sessions.

Problem solving

Study skills for problem solving.

Plagiarism and cheating

Plagiarism means using someone else’s work without specifying who is the author or where the information was collected. Plagiarism is a serious offence and can lead to suspension from studies. Read more about disciplinary measures at BTH.

Refero

Refero is an online tutorial developed to help students understand what constitutes plagiarism. It also provides tips on how to cite and refer to others correctly to avoid plagiarism.

Refero – the anti-plagiarism tutorial