Bachelor Of Science (Osteopathy): Home

About this guide

This guide has been designed to assist students studying the Bachelor of Science (Osteopathy) to develop research skills and to locate academic sources of information to complete assessment tasks.

Search the library

The image below is the main library homepage. Search terms can be entered in the search box and limited by books& ebooks or journal articles.

Main page of the library website. Arrow points at the Books & ebooks radio button, which can be chosen as a limiter to display only books and ebooks in the results page.

Getting help

The links on this page will show you where research, referencing and study help is available. 

Get academic writing support 

Get library support for research 

Get Library support for referencing

Your library account

You need to access your MyLibrary account online to:

  • check the status of physical checked out items
  • renew physical items eg. books

To access your account from the library website:

Contacts

Meg Weller

College Librarian (Health and Biomedicine)

meg.weller@vu.edu.au 

 

Kirstin Scholz

Librarian (Health and Biomedicine)

kirstin.scholz@vu.edu.au

 

Iwona Janius
Librarian (Health and Biomedicine)

iwona.janius@vu.edu.au

 

Ask the Library

LIBRARY CHAT
    During semester:
    10am–4pm: Mon – Fri
 

Check Library hours calendar for LibChat availability

Search existing answers or post a new question.

Online Library drop-in sessions

Students can get advice with:

  • database searching
  • accessing articles
  • finding and evaluating resources
  • referencing
  • any other information research skills

https://www.vu.edu.au/library/get-help/workshops-drop-in-sessions

Licence

 This content is licensed to Victoria University under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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