Learner Empowerment and Academic Resource Network (UVic Learn)


Find articles, tip sheets, and video tutorials to develop the learning skills you need for academic success at all stages of your journey at the University of Victoria (UVic).


UVic Learn is part of the Division of Learning and Teaching Support and Innovation (LTSI).

Integrity in Practice

Take our new self-paced online course

Get a basic understanding of academic integrity, essential for your success both within and beyond the university.

Learn about the course

Our digital academic resources will support you with a range of learning skills
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Getting Started

Set yourself up for success throughout the school year

Researching

Find tips on pursuing and presenting your research

Communicating

Sharpen your reading, writing, and speaking skills

Using Learning Technologies

Learn how to use UVic’s digital tools including Brightspace and Echo360

Studying & Exams

Maximize your study time and understand academic integrity

Your Well-Being

Take care of your body and mind

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Participate in free student academic success offerings

The Centre for Academic Communication

one-on-one appointments
online tutoring
workshops
English conversation cafés 
writing rooms for graduate students

The Math and Stats Assistance Centre

free drop-in one-on-one tutoring
collaborative study space where you can work on your 100- and 200-level math and stats course

Communicating with conviction

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Crafting professional emails to course instructors

Craft emails to your instructors that are clear, concise, thoughtful, and professional. These skills will be useful throughout your studies and beyond!

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Present with confidence

Are you gearing up to give a big presentation in a course or at a conference? Feeling worried or unsure? Here you’ll find confidence-boosting tips to help you prepare.

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How to talk to your instructor and provide feedback

Feedback is an essential part of the learning experience for both students and instructors. With this in mind, here are a few strategies when contacting your instructor.

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