Occupational Health

This guide contains essential library resources and guidance on literature searching and referencing specific to your subject area.

Develop your essay writing skills

This optional module covers some key skills when writing essays:

• Finding quality information
• Academic Writing
• Structuring an assignment
• Referencing and in-text citations

The module runs online via MS Teams over 4 consecutive weeks. This semester it will run from Wednesday 1st October to Wednesday 22nd October 2025, and the sessions take place from from 1-2pm. The sessions will be recorded and made available on the Teams site.

If you would like to take part in the module (it is optional and does not form part of your University graded degree), please sign up via the link / QR code by Wednesday 24th September 2025: https://forms.office.com/e/WXPCVfUYp3

Develop your systematic literature searching skills

This optional module is designed to support final / penultimate year undergraduate students and taught postgraduates who need to carry out a systematic search for a dissertation/systematic review in health.

The module covers the key skills needed for advanced searches:

• Planning the search
• Advanced searching techniques
• Managing search results

The module also provides 2 opportunities for feedback on your search strategy.

The module runs online via MS Teams over 5 consecutive weeks - there are 4 taught sessions and a drop-in. This semester it will run from Friday 3rd October 2025 to Friday 31st October 2025, and the sessions take place from 12noon-1pm. The taught sessions will be recorded and made available on the Teams site.

If you would like to take part in the module (it is optional and does not form part of your University graded degree), please sign up via the link / QR code by Thursday 2nd October 2025: https://forms.office.com/e/3tAkf28BST