How can my Faculty Librarian help?

Supporting your learning 

 Your Faculty Librarian can: 

• Support you in developing your confidence, knowledge and skills in finding, using and managing quality information sources for your assignments and research projects. 
• Offer professional advice through 1-2-1 support and consultations or formal and informal training on how to make best use of the most appropriate resources available to you 
• Provide subject specific guidance to help you get the most from our resources. 
• Provide guidance to help you with citing, referencing and using reference management software such as Endnote. 

You can use our Subject Guides to find out more. 

Supporting your teaching  

We can: 

• Advise on available resources to support your teaching and course development and help ensure that content from your reading list is available for your students. 
• Provide subject-specific research skills sessions for students from student inductions through to literature review workshops for dissertations to help your students get the most from the library and its resources. 
• Develop online tutorials and support for you to embed into your own courses and course materials. 

Find out more about working with your Faculty Librarians on the information for academic staff page.

Supporting your research 

Your Faculty Librarian can: 

• Provide guidance on open access publishing, systematic reviews, publication and citation metrics (bibliometrics) 
• Help keep you up to date with new developments and services or new resources relevant to your research interests. 
• Advise on the best way to obtain the print and digital materials you need for your research. 

Find out more about how your Faculty Librarian can support your research from the Information for researchers page.