Whether you’re studying Maths, Artificial Intelligence & Robotics, Engineering, IT or Computer Science, it’s important that you’re familiar with what library resources are available to you. Even though a lot of your work will be […]
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 […]
As well as watching current programmes, Box of Broadcasts also gives you access to a vast archive of television and radio recordings, dating back to the 1990s. Click on ‘search’ at the top of the […]
Start by looking at your course reading list or any recommended reading that your lecturers suggest. If there’s a particular book you want then simply enter the title into the library catalogue. Alternatively, you can search […]
OneSearch, the new library system, allows you to search our collection of electronic resources – including academic journals, databases, audio visual resources, maps and newspapers. You can find it on the library homepage. How […]
One of the most useful sources of information for students across the University is Academic Search Complete. Academic Search Complete offers an enormous collection of full-text journals, providing users access to critical information from many sources […]
One of the most important databases for students across the Faculty of Science is Science Direct. Here you will gain access to full text articles from thousands of academic journals, covering a wide range of […]
All of our library books, as well as electronic books, DVDs and print journals, can be found by using the Library Catalogue option in OneSearch. You can access OneSearch from the library website or can go there […]
What is it? Box of Broadcasts (BoB) is an on demand TV and radio service for higher education. It allows staff and students to record programmes from over 65 free-to-air channels, and provides access to an archive […]
Whether you are studying off campus, the library has run out of print copies or you simply prefer reading on a screen, you will find many of your key texts available in e-book format. When […]
