About
Purpose and remit of the MLC
The purpose of the Mathematics Learning Centre is to support students' mathematics learning across all courses in UL by:
- Providing a dedicated area with supervised access to help and resources
- Delivering appropriate support services for students on service mathematics courses
- Addressing the mathematics needs of special groups e.g. mature students, adult returners, transfer students, international students
- Researching the needs of learners in terms of materials, pedagogy, delivery systems and other supports
How does it work?
Getting help with maths at the MLC is easy. Simply check our opening hours and choose a session that suits you, then come to the MLC in room A2-018 in the main building.
To find us, go upstairs from the Starbucks/Red Raisin area and enter A Block. Follow the signs for the Maths Learning Centre. You can also check out our videos on how to find the MLC from Plassey House or how to find the MLC using an accessible route.
When you arrive at the MLC, take a seat and one of our friendly tutors will be available to help you. You do not need an appointment, and you can stay for as long as you need during each two-hour session.
Private grinds
NOTE that the MLC does not operate a grinds service.