Top tips for referencing
Here are hints and tips to help you get going with your referencing for your assignments. Cite Them Right tutorial – Whether you are new to Cite Them Right and referencing, or need a...
University of Sunderland Library Blog Blog
LWW Health Library: Pharmacy
The University Library has recently purchased the LWW Health Library Pharmacy Collection, an interactive resource to help staff and students in teaching, learning and practice. LWW Health Library Pharmacy includes access to core textbooks,...
Finding book chapters on your topic
Sometimes you might do a search for books on your topic on the Library Search and not find very many - this can happen when you have narrowed down a topic quite a lot....
Where are books for hospitality, events, aviation and tourism?
Do you know where your books are in the St. Peter's Library? There are some key areas for tourism, hospitality, events and aviation which we've highlighted in a new flyer. These are just guides...
New Lexis Platform – Introducing Lexis+ UK
After many years with the same ‘look’, Lexis Library has updated its interface to a new and more streamlined version called Lexis+ UK. From Monday 26th September 2022, when you go onto Lexis, this...
Find Law print textbooks in the library using the shelfmark
Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) is the classification system we use to arrange books on our library shelves by subject. DDC gives each subject area a number and these are displayed on spine labels on...
New open access journal articles for Hospitality, Events, Aviation & Tourism
While the University Library pays to subscribe to lots of journal articles that are otherwise behind a paywall, there is a growing amount of academic research that is published open access (free to access...
New eBook collections: LWW Health Library and AccessMedicine
In addition to ClinicalKey Student, we now have these two additional collections. You can find all of the eBooks in the collections using Library Search, but you might also like to use the search...
Resource spotlight on photography books
This week we are focusing on photography books we have recently bought for the library: Fullerton-Batten (2021) Looking out from within Jones (2022) Visual culture and the forensic: culture, memory, ethics Murray (2022) Visual...
Resource spotlight on music books
This week we are spotlighting recent book additions to our music collection: Hidalgo (2022) Dance music spaces: clubs, clubbers and DJs navigating authenticity, branding and commercialism. Hodges (2019) Music in the human experience: an...
Do you want to learn how to teach dance?
Then look no further – come and research through our lovely library books, and discover how to develop your practice. Here are just a selection of our books on how to teach dance, ranging...
Using Zotero to help organise your reading and cite papers
Did you know that there are tools that you can use to help you manage the resources you are reading and can also assist with referencing in your assignments? One free tool that we...
Spotlight on new photography books
This week we are highlighting photography books that we have recently bought for the library: Golaz (2022) Cyanotype toning: using botanicals to tone blueprints naturally. Graham (2021) A1 – The Great North Road. MacDowall...
Qualtrics Basics
You might be asked to use Qualtrics as part of your course, especially if you are undertaking a survey for your dissertation. Qualtrics is a tool that helps you build online surveys and gather...
New music books for the library
Come and explore the new music books we have bought for the library: Maloney & Schofield (2021) Music and heritage: new perspectives on place-making and sonic identity McAlpine (2018) Bits and pieces: a history...