The Library uses the term ‘Database’ to describe an electronic collection of research materials - usually including a range of journal, magazine or newspaper articles, conference papers, statistical datasets, and more.
Databases are primarily used to find journals and articles, however they are also used to locate
Knowing how to choose the right database for a subject discipline can save time when looking for academic sources.
Databases are essential for systematic searches, providing features that support transparency and reproducibility to ensure high-quality research.
The video below describes how to choose a database to search.
Your Subject Guide is the best place to start when looking for relevant databases. Liaison Librarians have identified key resources for your study needs, and gathered them into one convenient location. To access the Subject Guides click on the link below.
To locate a complete list of databases go to the Find tab on the library Homepage and select eResources A-Z or click the link in the list below.
The Library Databases webpage provides an alphabetical list all of the Library's databases. Each listing has an icon next to it, indicating what type of resource it is, and which can be identified using the legend on the right side of the webpage. The “More” link under each listing will provide you with a brief description of the resource, so that you can choose the best resource for your information needs.
To locate a complete list of databases go to the Find tab on the Library Homepage and select Library Databases.
Use FiNDit to search most Databases from a single search box. Using FiNDit will allow you to quickly locate books, eBooks, journal articles, and more! Learn more about FiNDit:
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