Description

Emerald Journals provides full access to hundreds of journals. We have access to the following collections.

  • Business, Management & Strategy Subject Collection
  • Health & Social Care Subject Collection
  • Learning & Organisation Studies Subject Collection 
Database Content
Included in the Library Search?
AI Tools included?
No

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Relevant workshops

How to find journal articles in the Library Portal

Journal articles are one of the main forms of academic source that you’ll encounter during your studies. This workshop will introduce you to advanced search techniques and show you how to find high-quality journal articles, using both the Library Portal and academic databases. 

After this session you may want to attend Searching for sources beyond the Library Portal.