Try browsing the shelves for books on a particular topic.
Books on Business can be found at:
174.4 Business ethics
330 Financial economics
332.6 Financial markets
337 International markets
328 Industrial economics
338.479 Tourism
394.2068 Events management
658 General management
658.401 Strategic management
658.404 Project management
658.5 Operations management
All modules should have an electronic reading list (using software called Talis Aspire). These reading lists will set out the recommended reading for each module which can include books, journal articles, websites, YouTube videos etc. You can access your reading list via the Blackboard site (using the Reading List tab on the left hand menu) or directly at: https://lincoln.rl.talis.com/ and search by the module title or code (e.g. PSY1006M).
Use the Library Website to search for books, journal articles and other Library information.
Find books for print and eBooks. Try searching by author surname and a few keywords from the book title if searching for a specific book. Use keyword searching to find books on a particular topic.
Find books and articles - search by keywords to find books, articles etc. Or copy an article title into this search if looking for a specific journal article.
Advanced search - search for keywords contained within all of the text of the resources (a broader search).
The Library provides access to both print and eBooks. Print books are found on the second and third floors of the Library. The books are organised by subject so books on the same topic will be in the same section and you will soon get used to the areas of the Library which contain books relating to Business Psychology. Each book has a number on the spine called a class-mark which helps you locate it within the sequence of books.
The first floor has books from 000-649
The second floor has books from 650-999
eBooks are available via the Library website. eBooks the library has purchased as individual titles are integrated into the Library catalogue so will show when you use the Find books search. The Library also subscribes to a number of eBook databases - details of these are available via the eBooks guide. E-books can be accessed both on and off campus so are ideal for remote learning.
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