Digital library
Students that have enrolled on 'online' courses will have full use of our digital library to access ebooks, chapters, journal articles and more: Library homepage
NB You will not have use of our print collections as a student but if you live near the Exeter campuses you would be welcome to apply via this form for an external borrower account as a 'Local resident'.
It may be a while since your last piece of academic writing, or this may be a completely new skill to you. Don’t panic! You can find guidance on Study Zone Digital on a number of study-related areas, including:
Online study skills resources
There are online study skills resources available here.
Bookable study skills online appointments
You can book online appointments with a study skills advisor here.
Maths and stats online appointments
You can book maths and stats online appointments here.
Select your subject from the drop down menu to find your subject librarian and get in touch or book an appointment
Reading list support
Online reading lists provide quick and easy access to digital and print resources. You can find out more about the Reading List service via the Reading List support materials in Sharepoint.
Copyright support
As a member of the University you will encounter copyright issues during the course of your work and study, whether using other people's copyright works or creating your own. You can find comprehensive guidance and support via the Copyright Toolkit in Sharepoint.
Digital library
Distance learners have full use of our digital library to access ebooks, chapters, journal articles and more:
Single sign on
Enter your University email address and password to authenticate using 'Single sign on'.
Library search
Use library search to find ebooks in our collections: https://librarysearch.exeter.ac.uk/discovery/search
Once you have typed your keywords in the search box you can 'Refine your results' by selecting your preferred options in the column on the left. For example, you could select: 'Available online' to avoid scrolling through titles that are not available to you unless you can visit the libraries in person.
Databases
You can also browse for ebooks, ejournals, newspapers archives, financial data and so on, in individual databases:
Select your subject guide
There is a carefully prepared subject guide ready for you. It will introduce you to your dedicated Liaison librarian that you can book an online appointment with for help. It will also point you to key resources and databases. Please select from the list below:
University of Exeter LibGuide is licensed under CC BY 4.0
