TNE- Access Library resources: Overview

VU sites such as Hanoi, CUFE, National School of Business Management, Sunway, Henan, Liaoning, VU-India

Welcome to the VU Library

Search the library

Search tools on the VU library website

Link through to the library website

Many (but not all) VU Library resources can be accessed through VU Library Search. Keywords or search terms can be entered in the search box.

 

The library also provides tools to allow users to search for the book, journal article, video, or newspaper whether in physical or electronic format. These tools are located below the main search box on the library website. Consider the text listed under each of the search tools. 

Essential Information

  

 

Search the VU eLibrary
Find electronic books and journal articles on your topic

Referencing/Plagiarism 
How to reference the sources you find and avoid plagiarism

Evaluating websites
There are many websites available but how will you know that the information you find is relevant and reliable? 

Library login
Help with library logins/PINS

MEET WITH A LIBRARIAN VIA ZOOM

options for Information queries:
1. Go to a Library 'Drop-in' to discuss your question
Login to the VU Learning HUB
Click on Drop-in
Click on Library-Research and Referencing>book into one of the sessions

2. Go to a Library online workshop on how to search for information and how to reference.
     Login to the VU Learning HUB 

Click on 'Workshops' 
Type library inquiry into the search box
Choose which zoom session to book into.

3. For individual (one to one) zoom sessions, email:
    john.tripotseris@vu.edu.au
    lou.connell@vu.edu.au

Acknowledgement of Country

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Ancestors, Elders and families of the Kulin Nation (Melbourne campuses), the Eora Nation (Sydney campus) and the Yulara/Yugarapul and Turrbal Nation (Brisbane campus) who are the traditional owners of University land. As we share our own knowledge practices within the University, may we pay respect to the deep knowledge embedded within the Aboriginal community and recognise their ownership of Country.

We acknowledge that the land on which we meet, learn, and share knowledge is a place of age-old ceremonies of celebration, initiation and renewal, and that the Traditional Owners living culture and practices have a unique role in the life of this region. Learn more from our Moondani Balluk Indigenous Academic Unit.

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