Support for students

The following site has useful links and resources for students.

Free book on cancer biology and SPSS

This site contains free PDF books on Cancer Biology and SPSS, really useful to second and third year students.

Cats

When you get a bit bored have a go at CATS be careful though because it can be addictive!

PhDs...

So, in the 3rd year and fancy doing a PhD the following are great sites;
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Medical School Graduate Entry

So... in year 3 and fancy applying for graduate entry medicine? What shall I do?

Firstly, read the following links (there are more available so this is not an exhausted list)

Guide 1

Guide 2

Guide 3

Guide 4

If it still sounds interesting then make an appointment to see your personal tutor and ask for an academic reference and signposting about to complete the UCAS test and form.

This book is one of many that would be a good resource and helpful in writing personal statements

Please allow at least 48 hours between requests to personal tutors for references and whilst we cannot give you a predicated grade we can recommend you (the same as saying you'll get a good enough grade) or offer an opinion based on your year 2 performance.

School of Allied Health Sciences – Academic Practice Officer

Useful links for students to read:

If you are asked to attend an APO hearing we recommend that you seek advice from the DSU as soon as possible: DSU Guidance

If you have been found guilty of an academic offence and need some practical advice, please contact the Guidance Workers in Student Services. We provide an impartial service and can advise you on how to address any issues and support you in any actions you may need to take. We can also refer you to other support within the University which you may find useful.

http://www.dmu.ac.uk/study/student_services/transitions/before_you_arrive.jsp

• DMU Registrar
• Academic Offences
• Bad Academic Practice

Research Link

Link to a site for the Research Students