January 2026 exam timetable now available
If you have exams this month, check when and where they’re taking place. Make sure you have your student ID card and let us know as soon as possible if you’re worried your circumstances may affect your assessments.
Enhance your skills
TheAcademic Skills Hub has loads of resources that will support you with a range of skills including academic writing, exam preparation, critical thinking, presentation and seminar skills, reading, referencing and more. You can also book one-to-one support or join workshops to feel confident for your assessments.
Prepare and plan for success
The end of the semester exam and assessment period is often one of the busiest times for students, which can mean heightened stress levels. Stress is normal, but having the right tools, strategies, and support will help you stay focused and manage your workload effectively.
Read our assessment FAQs or watch our revision and preparation for exams workshops to help you feel prepared.
Look after your wellbeing
It’s completely normal to feel stressed during exams. It means you care about doing well and you’re not alone in how you feel - taking care of yourself is just as important as your revision. Make time to rest, eat well, stay hydrated and take regular breaks to keep your mind clear and focused. You can use the Wisdom app to support your wellbeing by checking in with your feelings and building simple, healthy habits that help you stay balanced. The app is available to download from both IOS or Android, enter the unique BU code to log in when prompted.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed at any point, reach out for support; talk to your personal tutor, visit our health and wellbeing pages or talk to SUBU Advice. Free, confidential help is also available through the Student Assistance Programme, 24/7.
Most importantly, take care of yourself. Regular breaks, exercise, and sleep can boost focus and reduce stress. If you’re feeling overwhelmed at any point, reach out for support; talk to your personal tutor, visit our health and wellbeing pages or talk to SUBU Advice. Free, confidential help is also available through the Student Assistance Programme, 24/7.