Answered By: Carole Rhodes Last Updated: Dec 13, 2023 Views: 1351
To find out whether the Library holds a journal you require, sign in to Library Search and enter the title in the search box, or using Advanced Search, select Title in Search filters and Journals under the Material Type drop-down.
Using the Advanced Search option you can also search for journals by selecting Subject in Search filters and Journals under the Material Type drop-down. For print journals only, under the Search Criteria at the top of the page you can select this option. Further options are available by clicking on the Tweak your Results button on your results list.
If the Library doesn’t have the journal you require, you can request to borrow a whole journal issue or receive a copy of a journal article through our Get it for Me service.
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