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Use Ìýto find books, ebooks, journal titles, DVDs, streaming media and all of the other resources available in the library. For tips on how to find what you need, take a look at the . There is also a guide on how to .

But there are other starting points for findingÌýinformation that you need, including the Library's . Compiled by the Library's liaison librarians (our resident information searching experts), each of these guides provide an introduction to the most useful resources and how to find the correct information, fast.

Library Essentials are short courses available in MyUni, designed to support you in finding, using, and referencing information. We encourage you to self-enrol in the relevant course for your program. Our Library Essentials and other training resources are available on theÌýTraining page.

The Library provides access to required textbooks for periodic reference, in electronic format where possible. However, students are expected to purchase their own copies of textbooks. See our Textbook purchasing guidelines for more information.

For support to find your textbooks, see our .

The referencing support page includes an interactive Harvard UofA guide for referencing, answers to FAQs, helpful tips and tools to get you referencing quickly as well as guides for other referencing styles.

The Library provides access to readings compiled for your course through Course Readings.

To find these, navigate to your course in MyUni and look for the link to Course Readings on the left. From here, you will be able to access books, journal articles, websites, and other relevant material.

Learn more in the .

Your student ID card is also your library card, and you can borrow books and other items yourself using one of the self-check machines located at each library. Alternatively,Ìýsimply take the book to the nearest Ask Library service point for staff assistance.

Undergraduate studentsÌýcan borrow up to 50 items at a time (including two High Use items). Most books are automatically renewed unless they have been requested by another user (or are from the High Use Collection).ÌýLearn more about borrowing at the library.

IfÌýthe item you want is located at a different campus to your pickup location you can request the item. Learn more about requesting.