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Important - Please see our new 'Library Search' platform providing all our E-Books, E-Journals and more. See guides and video on using the platform.
Click 'Available Online' to view fulltext (this does not require use of 'Sign In'). Use 'Sign In' to store favourites or access further Library services. For problems using 'Sign In' or support please contact your Librarian. You can see a timeline for our transition to Library Search.
Note - the link above will focus your search for online resources, for print resources see the campus Library Web site.
Google Scholar can search licensed and Open Access resources, Note - the Library does not operate Scholar and cannot guarantee levels of service:
Google Scholar is an external search engine which is not managed at UoL. The Library is unable to guarantee the functionality of external search engines such as Scholar. The Library recommends use of our licensed search platforms such as 'Library Search' and other licensed databases/collections as the primary option for access to E-Resources.
Scholar may experience heavy load/usage, if this happens you may experience difficulties connecting to Scholar or see ‘captcha’ boxes when using Scholar. If you are having these kind of difficulties using Scholar, see the advice below –
Option 1 – use the link to Scholar shown in the Library’s A-Z list of databases or go direct to this link, this will show an “Is it @ Liverpool” link, however if you click the actual search result/title, these will not be authenticated via UoL and will not function unless the article is open access.
Option 2 – you can simply visit http://scholar.google.com (the normal/public URL for Scholar) and set up “Is it @ Liverpool” links manually by configuring your profile in Scholar.
Note – to save the following options between browsing sessions, log into a Google account to save your preferences.
Open a new browser and visit Scholar at: http://scholar.google.com
You will need to configure Scholar to use UoL links, click the three horizontal lines in the top left corner of Scholar:
Select Settings, you will be presented with the following screen, then click Library links in the left menu. Type ‘University of Liverpool’ in the box shown, press the search icon, then ensure ‘University of Liverpool – is it @ Liverpool?’ is checked/ticked and click ‘Save’:
If you logged in with a Google account your preferences will be saved so you don’t have to do this next time you go to scholar.google.com
Note – when you search Scholar via the search box shown on the Library for Online Programmes homepage you are able to follow links by clicking the title of results, however, when you use the above option to access Scholar you will typically need to click ‘Is it @ Liverpool’ links shown to the right side of results to access licensed/commercial content:
Note the Library recommends use of licensed databases such as 'Library Search' provided via the Library for Online Programmes homepage https://libguides.liverpool.ac.uk/online
Please contact your Librarian if you have further questions.
See individual links to major databases, allowing you to search across many licensed sources:
Search the world’s leading scholarly journals, books, and proceedings in the sciences, social sciences, and arts and humanities and navigate the full citation network.
Coverage includes current and retrospective journal and proceedings data in the sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities. We have access to Proquest Disserations & Theses Index; Science Citation Index Expanded (from 1970), Social Sciences Citation Index (from 1970), Arts & Humanities Citation Index (from 1975), Conference Proceedings Citation Index (from 1990), and Emerging Sources Citation Index (from 2015).
You can browse all databases or select a database below:
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