When you are off campus, complete access to all database contents will only possible by first authenticating yourself using your username and password. If you omit to follow this step, you may experience problems and will be unable to retrieve full-text articles and comprehensive details.
This icon on the page of the A-Z list of databases will help you determine the content of each database. This will in turn assist you in selecting the database that is most appropriate for you research needs.
These are databases that the library intends to buy. However, before we purchase we are offered a trial period to assess the suitability of the content for research purposes. You may access these databases and comment and assess them thus helping us to decide whether to purchase the respective database.
Here you will be able to access other national and international institutions theses collections. If you are unable to access the full-text item kindly contact the Inter-Library Loan department and they will assist you in sourcing the item.
Databases contain references to journal articles, chapters in books and in some cases, theses and dissertations. Some databases also include the full text of the articles and other items. Access to these databases is paid for by the Library. Important note: databases are either discipline specific or multidisciplinary. It is important for you as the researcher to establish which databases best suit your field of study.
