Online Library
The University of Melbourne Library website is a gateway to a range of electronic resources, services, information about collections and home pages of many of the libraries in the University.
If you are located off-campus, you can access library provided electronic resources by authenticating upon request using your library barcode.
SuperSearch |
uperSearch has been developed to make it easy to locate information for essays, research papers and assignments. Login with your central email username and password for full access to a huge range of ejournals, databases and electronic resources.
SuperSearch can be accessed from:
http://search.lib.unimelb.edu.au/
Watch the online tutorials:
The Library Catalogue |
The catalogue includes the holdings of:
- The University of Melbourne Library
- Victorian College of the Arts
- Melbourne Business School
The catalogue is available over the Web at:
http://cat.lib.unimelb.edu.au/
The catalogue can be accessed in any of the libraries, computer labs or from home.
Getting Help |
New products and developments in information resource delivery are happening at a very rapid pace. If you need assistance in accessing electronic resources ask a staff member at the Information Desk in one of the library branches. Help is available at the following website:
http://www.lib.unimelb.edu.au/inquiry
Exam Papers |
Past exam papers are available at:
http://exams.infodiv.unimelb.edu.au/
Exam papers are only included if the faculty has authorised the release of an exam to the Library. Exam solutions are not usually included.
Information Skills Classes |
The Information Services offers students many opportunities to increase information skills by giving introductory and advanced classes on:
- the catalogue
- the electronic access point to indexes and journal articles on-line Subject Resources@Library
- searching for journal articles
- evaluating WWW resources
- managing references and citations collected for essays and theses
- EndNote
- undertaking literature reviews
View the classes offered, and book into class sessions
General introduction to information research
Send reference queries to Information Services staff
Information Services staff are available and willing to help you at all of the branches with any difficulties encountered.