Studying for a degree means learning in different ways; managing your own time; conducting research; mastering new computer skills. We have the facilities and advice on hand to help you do all this — and do it well.
Stirling has two other campus libraries. The Highland Health Sciences Library is located in Inverness and holds a wide range of resources in the field of Health Studies. The Western Isles Health Board in Stornoway operates a library comprising primarily medical and other health services material on behalf of the NHS and the University. An inter-site loan system allows borrowing from any of the campus libraries.
Through the Information Services website you can access the library catalogue and a range of online resources, including indexing and abstracting databases, electronic journals and other electronic resources. The IS web pages also link to online library catalogues world-wide.
The Stirling Online Research Repository (STORRE) provides open access to a small subset of our theses in full text: PhD and Master's by Research. Since September 2006 all University of Stirling research theses are required to be submitted to the Repository.
Departments have subject librarians, who can advise you on specialist collections and information sources. They also provide information skills training. Tailored workshops and seminars are provided for most taught postgraduates; for research postgraduates, individual consultations may be more appropriate.
There is further guidance in a series of library publications, available both in print and on the Information Services web pages. In particular, see the web pages we have created specifically for researchers at
www.is.stir.ac.uk/research/researchers/index.php
Contact us Information Services University of Stirling Stirling FK9 4LA Scotland UK + 44 (0) 1786 467250 infocentre@stir.ac.uk www.is.stir.ac.uk