Read our advice and find out how Library, Skills and Customer Services can support you in the lead up to your exams.
You exam timetable will be posted in your personal timetable in January. Make sure you know the date, time and location of your exams so you can plan ahead and eliminate stress on the day!
PLEASE NOTE: Exam timetables are subject to change at any time, so please check back regularly to ensure that you have seen the latest version.
Check your timetable in myLSBU or use the link below.
Use the LSBU Exam Paper Finder to access past exam papers set by London South Bank University during the past five years.
You MUST be connected to GlobalProtect VPN to access the database.
Put together by our Information Skills Librarians, browse your Subject Guide for useful subject specific resources that can aid in your revision.
Our support teams are:
You can also browse our Events Calendar for sessions being run by these teams including drop-in sessions where you can ask any questions you may have. Attend as many or as few as you'd like!
Read advice from and access online resources relating to exam preparation:
These videos of maths workshops can help you with your revision. They cover a range of topics tested in foundation and first year modules exams.
Do you want to develop your English Language skills? Attend a drop in!
There is no need to book, come any time during the slot and stay for as long as you need.
It is extremely important that you take care of your wellbeing during the exam period so you can achieve all you want to achieve. To help you manage your exam stress there are a number of resources available to you.
We know it’s easy to feel pressure, expectation and stress around exams. Read this FAQ to find out about activities and resources to help you unwind, manage stress and boost your studies.
I’m feeling stressed about my exams. What should I do?
Sign up for your free Foundation Student Membership to access:
Free Table Tennis in the Battersea/Blackfriars lecture theatre foyer, 12-2pm Mon-Fri this week
Free access to fitness classes all week in the Sports Centre
Log any use of cardio equipment in the LSBU gym and take part in the "Journey to Paris" challenge through the MyWellness app
gym access 8am-12pm Mon-Fri and 10am-12pm on Sat
LSBU's Multi Faith Chaplaincy provides pastoral care and support for students from all faith backgrounds and none. They offer an open and non-judgemental service to explore questions of faith and spirituality as well as other life issues.
To get in touch email chaplaincy@lsbu.ac.uk
Taking breaks is extremely important for your wellbeing and can even increase your productivity during long study sessions. If you're studying on campus, here are some of our recommendations.
Grab a drink or something to eat from one of our Food Outlets on campus. There are also Meal Deals available at some outlets. You can find more information, including opening times and what they serve on myLSBU.
There are water fountains located outside each of the doors of our Southwark Campus Library
Head to Level 03 in the LSBU Hub to visit the Relaxation Station, your space to unwind and take a deep breath during this busy period. There is colouring, crosswords, jigsaw puzzles and books set up to help you relax and overcome exam stress.
Getting some fresh air and a change of scenery can help to relieve stress and improve your concentration when you resume studying.
Use the breakout and outdoor spaces on campus to socialise with your friends and coursemates. Take your mind off your studies and check in with each other's wellbeing.
Take your mind off your stress by completing our puzzle of Rosie the LSBU Library Llama!
Exam FAQs |
Browse FAQs about exams including arranging adjustments, managing stress and what to do if you miss an exam.
Make sure you check our opening hours if you're planning on using our library spaces to study. Our Southwark Campus Library is open 24 hours a day Monday to Thursday!
Resources for Wellbeing |
There are a number of online resources on Moodle to help minimise and aid you in coping with your stress levels.
Modules include: