Semester one assessment timetables coming soon (2022-23)

Posted by Students Communications - RP | November 22, 2022 10:00 am

Your generic assessment timetable will be available on the University website by 17:00 this Friday (25 November), published at the bottom of the webpage under ‘Useful Downloads’.

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The timetable will include provisional dates and times for the semester one assessment period (Monday 16 January – Friday 27 January 2023, and may include Saturday 21 and 28 January). It will also include initial details about the assessments you are required to complete whether face-to-face, online or other formats.

Your personalised timetable with finalised dates, times and locations/seat numbers (where applicable), will be published online via SUSSED on Thursday 22 December 2022. We will remind you nearer the time.

As you prepare and plan for this period, please be aware of the following resources, training and workshops available to you:

The Student Hub	For questions relating to exams or any concerns, The Student Hub is your first point of contact for support. You can talk to an advisor instantly using the online chat, by email, telephone or you can visit the team in person. Or visit The Student Hub Knowledge Base to understand more about your exams and assessments.
Academic Skills Service	Offers a variety of learning resources for studying, writing, citing and referencing, and exam support including access to online training and workshops.
Academic Skills Hub	Book a 1:2:1 appointment for academic help and support via [email protected] or the Academic Skills Hub appointment page. You can also drop into the Academic Skills Hub on Highfield Campus for a 20-minute session on any aspect of academic skills: Monday-Friday from 10.00-16.00 in Hartley Library (Level 2, Room 2045).
Good academic practice	Refresh your knowledge on what academic integrity means, good practice and your responsibilities. Visit the Library’s Academic Skills pages with useful academic integrity tools, tips and resources.
LinkedIn Learning The deadline effect: Mastering time management (7min 40 sec in 7 videos)	Find out how to stop feeling guilty about procrastinating and avoid the doomed deadline of “as soon as possible.” Learn why short deadlines are better than long ones and how to add enforcement mechanisms to your deadlines. Explore ways to embrace interim deadlines to break your work into smaller segments and ensure steady progress toward your final goal. Use this link to access the LinkedIn Learning course. Please note it will take you to a login page where you will need to enter your details.
LinkedIn learning Building a better to-do list (50 mins in total made up of twenty-four 2-3 min videos)	Join productivity expert Mike Vardy as he shares the anatomy of a to-do list, revealing what goes on a list and what doesn’t. Learn a new approach to creating to-do lists, find out how to better prioritise tasks, and discover proven day-to-day workflows to put into practice immediately. Use this link to access the LinkedIn Learning course. Please note it will take you to a login page where you will need to enter your details.

Study spaces
Find workstations on the University map including the drop-in Student Hangout Space in Building 37.

Please keep an eye on SUSSED for further exam and assessment updates for the semester one assessment period.