Use the library Assessment help pages and Library guides to start your research.
Assessment help has information on:
Our Library guides give you an overview of the best resources for your subject area.
You can request an online consultation with our library experts for specific research needs and in-depth assistance with:
Start with Library search to find a broad range of resources for your topic.
Databases allow you to search and access a range of resources, such as journal articles and evidence-based materials.
Use the systematic reviews library guide to gain an understanding of the steps involved in conducting a systematic literature review, including comparisons to other review types.
As you progress with your studies, you'll come across many scholarly phrases you'll need to know. We've put together information on some of the key terms you might come across:
Acknowledging and referencing your sources is an important part of your research.
Different referencing styles are used throughout the University. It's important to know which style your School or Faculty requires for composing your bibliography or reference list. Ask your Lecturer, Subject Coordinator or Research Supervisor if you are not sure what style to use.
The Library has developed a useful referencing guide and you can access more referencing information from the Academic Skills Unit.
Stay organised and manage your research using the following tools:
The Library also offers online training and events throughout the year, see what's on offer here.