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At the moment, we are having some issues with some of our e-resources.
E-books:
EBC/Proquest, Askew and Holts e-books can be accessed via the library catalogue as before.
Ebsco e-books can be accessed via the alternative route on this page.
Journals and specialist databases:
Access must be made via an alternative route from the selection on this page.
Some databases require additional steps for access after the reset so please get in touch if you need help.
Reading Lists:
Reading lists are now accessible but if you encounter a login error, please try the alternative route above to find the e-book or the article.
We are working hard to resolve these issues.
Please refer to the library page for latest updates.
https://libguides.lsbu.ac.uk/LSBU-Library-and-Learning-Resources/Home
Google Scholar might also help to find journal articles. More help here.
This guide will help you find books, journal articles and subject specialist information. You'll also find recommended websites and guidance on referencing. Use the blue tabs towards the top of the page to find the information you need. There are contact details for us and other departments too, should you need further assistance.
There are a lot of information resources you might find helpful depending on your needs and at what stage you are with your learning or research.
Search for:
- Get tips and practice using LSBU Harvard Referencing.
- Look up how to reference a particular source using LSBU Harvard Referencing Guide
- Sign up for Refworks to generate references automatically.
Just starting out at LSBU?
See our New Student guide to help you get started.
Information Skills Librarians provide assistance online or in-person for the following skills and more.
· Literature Searching
· Database Searching
· Referencing
You can also contact Librarians via email : askalibrarian@lsbu.ac.uk
Via Moodle
Reading lists are composed by your lecturers. The lists will include the books, journal articles, websites, podcasts, programmes etc. that your lecturer wants you to read or watch. Your lecturer may also indicate blended learning that should be completed before the next lecture. These can be online materials that you can sign in to access. If they are print materials available in the library, the list will link you through to the library catalogue.
There should be a reading list attached to each of your modules. It will usually appear on the right of your module.
Click on the link to access your list.
Alternatively, you can go straight to the Reading Lists database here
From here you can search for a module name, a module code, a keyword, or an academic.
There are plenty of training and support opportunities in the library from drop-in sessions to practical workshops on: 
