Maths and Stats Lab Drop-in Service
January - March Drop-in Sessions
All the drop-in sessions are on the ground floor of the Palatine Centre. Check the session date for venue information
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Tuesdays 12:00-13:30 |
Fridays 12:00-13:30 |
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15th January – PC001 Jonathan Robin Andres |
18th January – PC005 Pradosh Changhyun Jonathan |
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22nd January – PC002 Mohin Atreya |
25th January –PC005 Andres Robin |
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29th January –PC005 Mohin Pradosh |
1st February –PC005 Atreya Changhyun |
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5th February – Careers Centre Meeting Room To be confirmed |
8th February – PC004 To be confirmed |
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12th February –PC004 To be confirmed |
15th February – PCL059 To be confirmed |
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19th February – PC001 To be confirmed |
22nd February – PC004 To be confirmed |
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26th February –PC005 To be confirmed |
1st March –PC005 To be confirmed |
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5th March –PC005 To be confirmed |
8th March- PC005 To be confirmed |
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12th March –PC005 To be confirmed |
15th March –PC005 To be confirmed |
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19th March –PC005 To be confirmed |
22nd March –PC005 To be confirmed |
What do you need to know about the drop-in sessions
Before you come to a session
- Check the tutor profiles and the timetable showing when each tutor is on duty. If you have a very specific question, it may be that a particular tutor is best placed to support you.
- online resources. You may find the answers to your questions there.
No booking required. The format of the drop-in centre is simple; bring your problem along and one of the tutors will assist you. We only ask that you also bring any relevant course materials (such as handouts and your own lecture notes), your efforts so far and a desire to learn how to solve the problem.
Maths support over summer, email: maths.dropin@durham.ac.uk and we will organise a consultation for you.
Please note: the Maths and Stats Lab drop-in sessions provide maths and stats, rather than subject specific support
Booking a session
If you are unable to attend the drop-in sessions, you can book a face-to-face or skype consultation. Email: maths.dropin@durham.ac.uk
Preparing for Psychometric Tests
Often an integral part of the selection procedures used by employers, psychometric tests commonly test your numerical reasoning. The Careers Centre provide resources and practice examples to help you prepare.