Academic writing requires not only suitable sources, but also writing skills, time management and organization. We gathered an overview of material for learning the most important skills of academic writing and other skills with links to the online catalogue, to help reduce stress and advance your skills for study:

• Balancing the self
• Bruin, Andreas: Mindfulness and meditation at university
• Fischer, Thomas: Lifelogging for Organizational Stress Measurement
• Mielke, Fabrice: Steps towards a Mindful Organisation

• Blokdyk, Gerardus: Self Management A Complete Guide - 2021
• Halkjelsvik, Torleif: Time predictions
• Sabel, Michael: Time and Life Management for Medical Students and Residents
• Tschirf, Andrea: Time Management and Self-Organisation in Academia

• Goodwin, Melissa: Creativity, Critical Thinking, and Communication
• Gramley, Vivian: Writing in English studies
• Gruba, Paul: How to write your first thesis
• Hering, Heike: How to write technical reports
• Siepmann, Dirk: Writing in English
• Skern, Tim: Writing scientific English also available as printed book at Campus TA.

• Datta, Dilip: LaTeX in 24 hours
• Goodwin, Melissa: Creativity, Critical Thinking, and Communication
• Meuschke, Norman: Analyzing Non-Textual Content Elements to Detect Academic Plagiarism
• Plagiary. Cross-disciplinary studies in plagiarism, fabrication, and falsification ; a new scholary journal

• Broders, Simone: Academic skills
• Burney, DeAnna M.: Applied Interventions for Writing and Study Skills
• Developing skills in a changing world of work
• Drew, Sue: The Guide to Learning and Study Skills
• Gross, Stefan: Facilitation Skills
• Kumar, Bhaveshi: Study Skills for Students with SLCN
• Ramin, Philipp: Digital competence and future skills
• Thier, Karin: Storytelling in Organizations
• Toomer, Jerry: The catalyst effect
• Woodside, Arch G.: Incompetency and Competency Training