In partnership with Middlesex University, The Institute offers a range of modules that form part of the validated Postgraduate programmes.
These include:
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Dr Rachael Major- Postgraduate Programmes and Academic CPD Lead
Dr Tracey McClean - Head of Institute,
Emma Le Poidevin - Academic Lead for Quality / Link Tutor for Middlesex University
Esther Reid - Academic Lead
Judy Moore - Bank Lecturer and Module Lead
Dr Sue Fleming - Module Lead
Brenda Munro - Module Lead
Lisa Murray - Module Lead
Kate Wilesmith - Module Lead
Jo Anastacio - Senior Programme Manager
Jenna Holloway - Administrator
Anne Marie Nolan - Library and Informatics coordinator
Dr Venetia Brown - Middlesex University Link Tutor
Links to Institute, Library and Middlesex Resources
Really useful videos etc on how to use the different Office programmes such as Word, Excel and Powerpoint
The Academic Phrasebank from the University of Manchester is a general resource for academic writers. It aims to provide you with examples of some of the phraseological ‘nuts and bolts’ of writing organised according to the main sections of a research paper or dissertation.
Recorded by Judy Moore 09/11/2020
Recorded by Judy Moore 13.01.21
Available for loan from the library. Great for proof reading as well as helping those who find that they take a long time to read documents or have to read them several times to get a good understanding of what is being said.
A website with links to a range of resources including assistive technology. Not just for students with a Specific Learning Difference but for help with Mental Health and general resources that may help you as a student
These are links to some great resources for autistic students and young adults, parents and carers, employers, university staff and senior secondary school students. These resources will also be helpful to a wider range of students
Link to resources to help focus, reading and writing which can be useful for all
A great way of proofreading your work. Word can read out what you have written for you
For those who find it difficult reading (or writing) black text on white background, you can change the background colour to one that you find more comfortable (just change it back to white before submission)
Microsoft Lens can help to capture information from documents, whiteboards, business cards, receipts, menus, signs, handwritten memos, or anything else containing text that you want to import but not manually type out yourself. It will also read out loud so will help with reading documents and will convert handwriting to text
Mac have lots of accessibility feature built in. This link will help you find them