Skip to Main Content

Library Guides

decorative image

Support for Students in Partner Institutions

Who can access our eresources?

​Licences permit access to all our eresources for University staff and students on and off campus via the University portal. However, access to certain products may not be available to the following groups:

  • Students registered for a University of Greenwich award but studying at a UK or overseas partner institution of the University of Greenwich;
  • Staff in a UK or overseas partner institution of the University of Greenwich who are not employed by the University, but are involved in the teaching or support of students registered for a University of Greenwich award.
  • Note that students registered on programmes Quality Assured by the University of Greenwich are not entitled to access any of our eresources.

Access for partner UK and overseas staff

View the summary of access rights page to see what you are entitled to.

All users must be aware that there are terms and conditions governing the use of the electronic journals and databases. In particular where access is permitted for staff in a partner institution this is only for the teaching or support of University of Greenwich students and may not be used for the teaching or support of other students in the institution.

Logging in

Once logged into the university portal users should select the My Learning / Learning Support or Student page and then the Online databases and academic journals link in the Search the Library portlet to use individual resources.

To cross-search enter your keywords in the Quick LibrarySearch box in the Search the Library portlet.

For access to the portal partner staff must apply for an Affiliate Account.

Guides

Information Skills for Success

Information Skills for Success is a self-paced Moodle course featuring four modules, designed to help you use information effectively and ethically in your academic work and beyond. 

The modules cover:

  • Locating Academic Information. 
  • Evaluating Information.
  • Referencing and Academic Integrity.
  • Digital Literacy: Social Media and AI. 

Complete all the modules at your own pace to earn the "Information Skills" Moodle badge—a valuable addition to personal and professional development portfolios and a great way to earn points towards the Greenwich Employability Passport.

Follow this link to Information Skills for Success in Moodle.

Library policies | Library Code of Conduct | IT Service Status | Portal
© University of Greenwich | FOI | Privacy and cookies | Legal | Terms & conditions
LibGuides accessibilty