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Make the most of our book collection

Make the most of your academic reading and get the information you need from books quickly. 

Books are still important! We provide collections that will support your studies and professional development as well as provide you with leisure and wellbeing opportunities.

Complete our short etutorial Using Books to learn:
  • why books are still so important
  • how to find library books
  • how to get the information you need for your references
  • how to use books effectively to get to the information you need quickly
Our tutorial includes video demonstrations of where to find your reference details and how to search the different sections of a book.

screen-shot listing the videos available in the tutorial
screen-shot of the list of videos available in the tutorial



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