Hello, I’m Matt Adams, Science Faculty Librarian. This blog is designed to help you find all the information you need for your academic work. From first year assignments right through to your dissertation, you will […]
There are a number of internet sources where you can find good quality, copyright free images, charts, tables and figures to use in your assignments and other academic work. The ones below should be particularly […]
There are a number of internet sources where you can find good quality, copyright free images, charts, tables and figures to use in your assignments and other academic work. Remember, in your assignment you should […]
The British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) is the journal of the British Association of Sport and Exercise Medicine. We have access to the multimedia portal containing original research, systematic reviews, consensus statements and debate. It […]
This collection is an excellent resource for Tourism and Tourism Management students. It features a wide range of academic journal articles, case studies and book chapters covering many aspects of tourism. Access Emerald via OneSearch […]
If you have any questions or comments for the Library, please email AskaLibrarian@hope.ac.uk, or use the below form to get in touch. You can see answers to other people’s questions by clicking the askalibrarian tag. […]
OSCOLA is the referencing style used by law students around the world. It stands for Oxford Standard for Citation of Legal Authorities. If you are writing a law assignment and you use information that is not your […]
Even if an article isn’t available in any of the Library’s subscribed databases, there are still ways that you can access it. These are:- Search for the article online using Google Scholar. Use the interlibrary loan […]
Mintel is an industry-leading market research database that is used by business schools at many universities, as well as by private sector companies, such as Tesco (see client testimonials). Our academic subscription to Mintel gives […]
The University subscribes to an E-Prime licence that requires the software to be available on specific computers on campus. Unfortunately, this means that you cannot access it for free on your laptop. However, E-Prime is […]
