Researchers new to UniSA![group of research images [Image source: UniSA Library]](/includes/images/research.jpg)
Welcome to the Library. We have some of the best resources in the world and you may wonder where to begin. A few starting points are suggested below.
Your key contacts
You have a dedicated team of Academic Librarians to support your research. All of the links collected on this page connect to other, more in-depth resources. We hope you will find these helpful, and encourage you to explore further along these many paths. Remember that we are here to support you and your research wherever you are. We hope to see you at one of our libraries on campus or online soon.
Things you need to know
Here are some answers to the questions researchers new to UniSA often ask.
- Where is the Library?
- When are we open?
- How can I borrow?
- How to avoid demerit points and fees
- How do I obtain books or journal/conferences papers if the
library doesn't hold them?
- Interlibrary Loans and Document Delivery - UniSA staff are able to use this service free of charge
How do I find information for my research?
The following links may be of particular interest to you
- Catalogue (opens in new window) is an index to all items, electronic and print, held/subscribed to by the UniSA Library
- Databases provide access to journal literature either by providing the full text of articles or to article references and abstracts
- Requesting new resources
- Strategies for Successful Research: finding and managing information series of on-campus and online workshops
- Summon helps you discover information on any topic available via UniSA Library.
How do I manage my information?
- Managing references including bibliographic management tools EndNote and RefWorks
How do I add my research to the digital repository?
- You can submit any research outputs such as journal articles or conference papers to UniSA Research Archive.
Other helpful information
Latest content revision: Wednesday, 7 March 2012