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Sunderland academic writing support

Academic Writing Support for University of Sunderland Students

Good academic writing is a skill you can learn. Whether English is your first language or not, we'll help you plan clearer essays and reports, write more critically and reference correctly, through feedback on your own drafts.

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  • Academic English
  • Paraphrasing and citing
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Academic writing support for University of Sunderland students helps you write better assignments yourself: structuring essays and reports, writing critically rather than descriptively, improving academic English, paraphrasing correctly and referencing in Cite Them Right Harvard. A tutor gives feedback on your own drafts, and we recommend using the university's free study skills sessions too.

Where students usually get stuck

  • Essays that describe sources instead of analysing them
  • Paragraphs without a clear point or link to the question
  • Paraphrasing without accidentally copying the original wording
  • Cite Them Right Harvard rules for different source types
  • Academic English and formal tone in a second language
  • Report structure, headings and executive summaries

Who this is for

  • University of Sunderland undergraduate students
  • Master's and MBA students
  • Students at the University of Sunderland in London
  • International students improving academic English
  • Students returning to education

How we can help

Structure and planning

Outlines for essays, reports and reflections that answer the question.

Critical writing

Moving from description to evaluation and argument.

Academic English

Formal tone, clear sentences, hedging language and UK spelling.

Paraphrasing and citing

Using sources in your own words, with correct in-text citations.

Harvard referencing

Reference lists checked against Cite Them Right Harvard.

Proofreading

Grammar, punctuation and clarity in your own writing, with explanations.

What academic writing support covers

Academic writing support is about how you write, not what you know. Most marker comments at university, such as "too descriptive", "unclear argument" or "check your referencing", are writing problems that can be fixed with the right feedback. We work on your own drafts and explain each change, so the skills carry over to your next assignment.

AssignmentHelpKit is independent and is not affiliated with the University of Sunderland.

Five habits that lift academic writing

  1. Answer the question in your introduction. State your position or the report's purpose early.
  2. One point per paragraph. Open with the point, support it with evidence, then explain why it matters.
  3. Evaluate, don't just report. Ask how strong the evidence is, and compare authors who disagree.
  4. Paraphrase properly. Change the structure and wording, keep the meaning, and always cite.
  5. Reference as you write. Adding citations at the end is how errors creep in.

Read critical analysis in assignments and how to paraphrase academic sources for worked examples.

Cite Them Right Harvard at Sunderland

The University of Sunderland's library guides students to Harvard referencing using Cite Them Right Online. The basics:

Cite Them Right Harvard at Sunderland
ElementIn-textReference list
Book(Smith, 2021)Surname, Initial. (Year) Title. Edition. Place: Publisher.
Journal article(Khan and Lee, 2023)Surname, Initial. (Year) 'Title', Journal, volume(issue), pages.
Web page(NHS, 2024)Author (Year) Title. Available at: URL (Accessed: date).
Direct quote(Smith, 2021, p. 45)As above

Check your module guide for any variations, and try our free citation generator.

Use every source of support

The university runs free study skills support, including weekday drop-ins, and we encourage you to use it. We add flexible feedback on WhatsApp around your deadlines, including evenings and weekends. If you're starting a dissertation, see our dissertation help in Sunderland page.

How it works

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    Upload your assignment brief or tell us what you need.

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    Our team reviews your requirements and clarifies any questions.

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    Receive Your Quote

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    Receive Academic Support

    Receive the agreed support or service according to the confirmed requirements.

Common questions

More answers on our main FAQ.

Are you the University of Sunderland's writing service?

No. AssignmentHelpKit is an independent academic support service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the University of Sunderland. The university runs its own study skills support, including weekday drop-ins, and we recommend using it alongside any outside help.

What referencing style does the University of Sunderland use?

The University of Sunderland's library teaches Harvard using Cite Them Right Online. Follow your module guide if it names a different style.

Can you help with my academic English?

Yes. We give feedback on your own drafts covering grammar, tone, sentence structure and vocabulary, with explanations so your writing improves from one assignment to the next.

Will you rewrite my essay?

No. We show you what to change and why, through comments, examples and proofreading within your university's rules, so the work stays yours.

How much does academic writing support cost?

It depends on the word count, level and deadline. Send your draft or brief on WhatsApp for a free quote before you commit.

Free study guides

Free student tools

  • Citation generatorAPA 7, Harvard and MLA 9 references and in-text citations for books, journal articles and websites.
  • Grade calculatorWork out your module grade and the mark you need on your remaining assessments to reach your target.
  • Assignment plannerTurn your deadline and word count into a day-by-day plan you can add to your calendar.
  • Word counterCount words, characters, sentences, paragraphs and pages for assignments and essays.
  • GPA calculatorSemester and cumulative GPA on the 4.0 scale, weighted by credit hours.
  • Thesis statement generatorTurn your topic, position and reasons into clear thesis statements for any essay.
  • AI checkerCheck your writing for AI-style signals and see which sentences to revise before you submit.
  • Words to pages converterSee how many pages your word count fills in any font, size and line spacing, or the other way round.
  • Grade converterConvert UK, Australian and Indian marks or CGPA to an approximate US GPA and letter grade.

Academic Support With Integrity

AssignmentHelpKit is here to help you learn, understand and improve your own work. Our support is intended for:

  • Learning support
  • Research assistance
  • Editing
  • Proofreading
  • Formatting
  • Tutoring
  • Concept clarification
  • Study support
  • Reference guidance
  • Project guidance

Please follow your institution's academic-integrity rules and use any material we provide appropriately, as a guide or reference. Read our Academic Integrity Policy

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