Note: This study guide has been updated to take into account changes due to the 4th edition of the AGLC.

This study guide has been designed to help you use the EndNote program to manage your referencing. The guide provides templates for citing a range of legal resources, including both primary and secondary legal materials. The guide demonstrates that you do not need to use all the fields found in an EndNote reference type - simply use the fields mentioned in the examples below. Note that the examples are arranged in alphabetical order.

This study guide proves a selection of legal databases to which the Library subscribes. These databases contain Australian and international legal resources, including both primary and secondary materials. Each database is accompanied by a brief description of its scope to help you decide which database is right for your particular information need. If you need more assistance in selecting a database to meet your particular information need, enquire at the Research Help Desk of the UTS Library.

The Library has a wide range of both electronic and print materials including books, journals and databases. Resources for sport marketing and sponsorship, sport public relations, sport venue management, sport event management, human resource management in sport, player management, and sport policy development.

Company and industry information is vital for many business and economics fields. There are many resources for acquiring this information, some subscribed to by UTS Library and some freely available of the web. You may be looking for:

These guides provide an introduction to key resources available for Evidence Based Practice. The Library has a wide range of both electronic and print materials including books, databases and journals.

This guide provides tips on how to find and reference resources for a literature review.

This guide provides an introduction to the resources available for Indigenous Studies. The Library has a wide range of electronic and print materials including books, journals and databases.

This Study Guide is designed to help you find resources for your Insearch BABC001 Assessment Report. Click here for a description of your assessment task. 

Below are some possible search terms you can use to find information about your topic. 

This guide aims to present resources useful to the postgraduate journalism student, what they might be used for and also how to use them. Guide prepared by David Litting. david.litting@uts.edu.au / 95143390

* As postgraduate students you all have access to a service called InterLibrary Loans. This service will provide books and journal articles (and more) to you that exist beyond what UTS owns or can provide you.