The Lean Library browser extension makes it simple to access our resources, wherever you are and whenever you need them.
Install the extension and you'll be alerted via a pop-up message if you visit a website we can provide access to. It’s then just a single click to open the site through the library’s systems and get access to any articles, journals and ebooks we have licences for.
Found a book or journal article that is not available in the library? Request a copy via the Inter-Library Loan service
One of the key skills when studying at university is knowing where and how to find information. The internet has made finding open access information easy but, when it comes to finding the quality academic sources required at university, you may be asked to pay for access or sign in via your institution. Change the way you search for information by going to the library website before Google or by installing tools that help you find the resources you need.
All courses have an Academic Subject Librarian that you can contact for assistance with how to access and use the library's resources. In addition to this, there is lots of support material available.
This online reading list provides guidance about readings lists and the different types of sources you will be expected to find and read.
