At UMONS, students are expected to acquire many skills, such as, the ability to take on a large amount of subjects, time management skills, reading quickly,
\noral presentation skills, scientific writing, note taking, and peer reviewing\u2026 These skills are learnt! In addition, the transition from secondary school to university requires a different kind of organisation, which is why the Support for Success programme is a priority during the first block of the BA in Human and Social Sciences. That said, the most important factor to success is your work and your motivation!<\/p>\n
At the beginning of the academic year, the School of Human and Social Sciences (ESHS) organises introductory courses, through which students are able to meet professors and assistants as well as discover the different disciplines and programme structures of the BSHS \u2013 a great start to successfully integrating into university life!<\/p>\n
The ESHS actively collaborates with the University\u2019s Educational Support Unit (SAP) to help students to develop adapted learning strategies<\/strong> at different levels For the purpose of participation and in a spirit of equal opportunities, the ESHS has set up a mentoring scheme, the aim of which is to encourage exchanges between students and teachers. Each 1st block student is assigned a \u201csponsor\u201d from the ESHS\u2019s teaching team who assists in and supervises the student\u2019s integration at the university through group meetings (usually meals) and one-to-one sessions, (for example, when the student receives their results).<\/p>\n Students can also count on:<\/p>\n At UMONS, students are expected to acquire many skills, such as, the ability to take on a large amount of subjects, time management skills, reading quickly, oral presentation skills, scientific writing, note taking, and peer reviewing\u2026 These skills are learnt! In addition, the transition from secondary school to university requires a different kind of organisation, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"parent":323,"menu_order":1,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-365","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n
\nthat will serve them for all courses: note taking, working methods, time management, etc.
\nIn addition, the Apprentissage de la formation<\/strong> course (Learning about Learning) is included in the first block of the BSHS programme where students from the third block mentor small groups of first block students, offering young students a smoother transition into the academic world and giving them a series of essentials that will serve them throughout their academic life. Students also learn how to write to a university-level, give oral presentations, argue their point of view, and much more. Many students have confirmed the significant support that this approach has brought them.
\nFinally, students can rely on pedagogical assistance in the form of working groups<\/strong> where students are encouraged to discuss the course, share the work of structuring materials and perfect their working methods.<\/p>\nHelp with Integration: Mentoring<\/h2>\n
Helping to overcome difficulties related to the course<\/h2>\n
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