The University's AIM (Acquire, Improve, Master) programme is a series of sessions covering academic, information and digital skills. Each level has been designed to build skills that you will need as you progress through your course. Sessions are in one of three categories (Information Literacy, Academic Skills, Digital Skills) delivered at three levels (Acquire, Improve, Master):

Information Literacy - delivered by Steve Gunard, User Education Librarian; sgunard@marjon.ac.uk
A Sessions - Introduction to Information, Using Discovery to find the good stuff
I Sessions - Mendeley Magic, Doing the Internet right
M Sessions - Organising your dissertation info, Going beyond Discovery
Academic Skills - delivered by Tom Nicholls, Study Skills Librarian; studyskills@marjon.ac.uk
A Sessions - Cite it right, Let's argue: Begin to think critically
I Sessions - Read and succeed, Write it right
M Sessions - Let's get more critical, Dissertation writing masterclass
Digital Skills - delivered by Mersedes Farjad, Digital Skills Manager; mfarjad@marjon.ac.uk
A Sessions - Improve the appearance of essays, Create PowerPoint presentations
I Sessions - Create poster presentations, Analyse data in Excel and create graphs and charts
M Sessions - Dissertation formatting, Take your presentations to the next level