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Academic databases are specialist search tools which index a wide selection of scholarly sources such as journal articles, conference papers, book chapters and more.

They can be multidisciplinary or subject specific and the advanced search functionality and filters enable thorough and precise searching of academic content. This is likely to give you a more manageable set of relevant results than StarPlus.

Databases will be useful as you embark on independent research.

Find below video guides to using the databases you need for your course:

AM Explorer

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ASSIA

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Avery Index

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British Education Index

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British Standards Online (BSOL)

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Business Source Premier

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CINAHL

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Education Database

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Gale Primary Sources

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Google Scholar

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IEEE Xplore

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JSTOR

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Library and Information Science Abstracts (LISA)

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Medline via Ovid

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Naxos Music Library

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Nexis

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Proquest One Literature

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PsycINFO

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PubMed

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RILM Abstracts of Music Literature

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Scopus

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Web of Science

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