exams News Archive
Students
Study smart and prioritize self-care
April 3, 2023 —
It’s almost time for the end of term and final exams. Whether it’s your first time or you’ve written many exams, everyone can use new strategies for studying and self-care.
Students
Prep for exam day and feel less stressed
March 27, 2023 —
Knowing what to expect on exam day, especially if it’s your first time writing in-person exams at UM, is important in helping you achieve success during the upcoming exam period.
Students
Final Exam schedule available in Aurora
October 20, 2022 —
Fall Final Exam period is from Dec. 13, 2022, to Dec. 23, 2022. Log in to your Aurora account to view the dates and times for your exams.
Update to UM students: April 22, 2022
April 22, 2022 —
Message from Laurie Schnarr, Vice-Provost (Students) on exam-related topics and supports, Graduation Pow Wow, Convocation and student opportunities
Students
Prep in advance and get help fast
April 22, 2022 —
As we wrap up another term, here are some tips and tricks to consider as you navigate your exams in the next couple of weeks.
Students
Study smart and prioritize self-care
April 18, 2022 —
Whether it’s your first time taking exams, or you have many times before, everyone can use some strategies for studying and self-care
Students
Prepare for success when studying for finals
April 11, 2022 —
Some additional aspects to exams that you should consider before beginning your study preparations
Students
Prepping for final exams
April 8, 2022 —
The Academic Learning Centre (ALC) offers a variety of free tutoring services including content and study skills tutoring in more than 120 UM courses
Students
Nervous about upcoming exams?
April 8, 2022 —
While it’s completely normal to feel nervous about an exam, you don’t want nerves to steer you off-track in the weeks leading up to final exams
Faculty of Law
“The Surveillant University”: Law Faculty’s Distinguished Visiting Lecturer to address controversial topic of remote proctoring
March 4, 2022 —
With final exams a little over a month away, the last topic being covered in the Faculty of Law’s Distinguished Visitors Lecture Series could not be more relevant. Speaking on “The Surveillant University: Remote Proctoring, AI and Human Rights,” Dr. Teresa Scassa, Canada Research Chair in Information Law and Policy at the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law - Common Law Section, joins us at a virtual Robson Hall March 8 at 12:00 p.m. via Zoom. This talk is open to all members of the University of Manitoba community interested in human rights and exam surveillance.