Find databases listed in the Library Catalogue
You can search for databases listed in the Library Catalogue by clicking on the search button at the top right of this page then entering your query in the Library Catalogue box on the search page. To restrict your search to databases only, select 'databases' instead of 'all items' from the form's drop down menu.
Your query may be all or part of a title, publisher or simply subject keywords.
Note: this will not search the actual contents of the database. You will need to use the search facility of the particular service once you have identified an appropriate database, although you can search the contents of many of our databases using the Discovery service.
Introducing databases
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databases are large searchable
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collections of academic journal articles
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use subject area has one or more
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databases that give access to a wide
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range of electronic resources you can
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find some of the best databases for your
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course from your subject page you can
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narrow the results by choosing your
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subject area and then click on any of
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the databases to use them not all these
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databases restrict their results to what
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we have in stock but anything we do not
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have you can request as an interlibrary
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loan remember that information may be
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available in print or online or
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sometimes even in both formats you can
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search the contents of many of our
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databases using the discovery service
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Find databases for your subject area
Our Subject Pages provide details of particularly relevant and recommended resources, including databases, for your subject.
You can find a list of the top databases that cover a wide range of subjects below:
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Business Source Complete
Fully searchable in EBSCO Discovery
Academic peer-reviewed journal articles, professional publications and more across all business topics.
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Credo Reference
Fully searchable in EBSCO Discovery
Explore Credo for trusted reference sources like dictionaries - a great alternative to Wikipedia!
Watch these short videos to get started:
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Emerald Insight
Fully searchable in EBSCO Discovery
Access thousands of articles from our subscribed peer-reviewed journals on topics like health, management, HR, and marketing.
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Engineering Village
Engineering Village consists of three databases: GEOBASE, GeoRef and Compendex. GEOBASE indexes journal literature across the earth sciences from 1980-present. GeoRef covers geological literature from North America (1785-present), plus geological literature from the rest of the world (1933-present). Compendex is the most comprehensive bibliographic database of scientific and technical engineering and computing research available.
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IEEE Xplore
Fully searchable in EBSCO Discovery
Full text of technical literature in electrical engineering, computer science and electronics.
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JSTOR
Fully searchable in EBSCO Discovery
Provides access to more than 12 million journal articles, books, images, reports and primary sources in 75 disciplines.
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Nexis Uni
Full text articles from many news sources and trade journals both UK and international. Archives sometimes stretching back to the mid 1980s. For use in the UK only.
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Science Direct
Fully searchable in EBSCO Discovery
Access 1000s of Elsvier articles and book chapters from our subscribed content on scientific, technical, and medical research.
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Scopus
Large abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature covering all subject areas.
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Web of Science
Part of Web of Knowledge, includes records for thousands of scholarly publications. Search across three main citation databases (Science/Social Science/Arts & Humanities).
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Westlaw
Primary and secondary legal resources plus EU materials.
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Wiley online library
Fully searchable in EBSCO Discovery
Wiley Blackwell supplies many of our e-journal subscriptions covering all subject areas.