Smart card (only) printers can be found in the following areas:
City Campus Library
- Level 2 - 3 printers in the Print and Copy Room
- Level 4 - 1 colour printer
Kuring-gai Campus Library
Resources
Smart cards: borrowing without a card
Students can still borrow without a smart card but you will need to bring:
- proof of enrollment, which includes your student ID Number, and
- a current photo ID
Unfortunately you will not be able to print or photocopy without a card.
Finding resources for your subject
Use the Search the Catalogue box above to search for subject resources by subject name or number or lecturer.
Subject Resources include:
Bioanalysis: The industry-leading resources in bioanalysis
Bioanalysis provides the busy bioanalyst with a forum for the rapid publication of original research and critical reviews of all the latest relevant and significant developments, including:
Mango Languages - Deliciously simple language learning!
Interested in learning a new language?
Learn 57 languages online with Mango Languages!
UTS ePRESS new eBook - Challenge and change: Reassessing journalism's global future
UTS ePRESS launches new eBook, Challenges and change: Reassessing journalism's global future, edited by Alan Knight.
eResource: Material Connexion - materials database
Material Connexion is a unique and comprehensive resource currently comprised of more than 4,500 materials and processes, and growing at a rate of more than 30 materials per mo
eBooks: Leisure reading for the holidays!
OverDrive is a leisure reading eBook and audiobook service where you can find over 1000 titles ranging from biography to crime, romance to science fiction and includes travel guides, cookbooks and language learning resources.
UTS ePRESS new eBook - Locating suburbia: memory, place, creativity
UTS ePRESS launches new eBook, Locating suburbia: memory, place, creativity, edited by Paula Hamilton and Paul Ashton.
UTS ePRESS launches new eBook - Live A/V in Australia by Grayson Cooke
Live A/V in Australia - by Grayson Cooke documents the diverse emerging national community of practice involved in live audiovisual performance.
UTS Handbooks (1989 - 2003) have been digitised!
UTS Library has digitised the UTS Handbooks from 1989 to 1993. You can access these handbooks via the Catalogue or UTS ePRESS
eResource: Oxford Music Online
Oxford Music Online - is the gateway offering users the ability to access and cross-search multiple music reference resources in one location.
eResource: Britannica Image Quest
Britannica Image Quest - allows you to access approximately three million images from over 50 of the best collections in the world.
Can't find the book you need? Try BONUS+
- Use BONUS+ to request books.
- Access over 7.2 million items from participating university libraries.
New books by UTS Authors
To find works by UTS staff in the Catalogue, just search and then use Refine your search by Special Collections > UTS Authors.
eResource: Investment Property Databank index (IPD)
IPD Index - IPD indices promote market transparency and ensure real estate plays its part on the investment stage by providing overall statements of a country’s investment property return ; comparing propert
Items on Loan - renewals, returns and fines
All items which are due for return between Sunday 11 August and Sunday 18 August (inclusive) will be extended for loan to the following Monday 19 August. This will show on your MyLibrary record when it is available.
eResource: Informit EduTV - instant streaming access to 10,000 programs
Informit EduTV - is an online TV streaming resource for Australian tertiary institutions.
Help with Harvard Referencing
The Harvard (UTS) Referencing Style is based on the Australian Government's Style Guide for Authors, Editors and Publishers (6th edition, 2002).
