Topic 7    Your subject

Having looked at a variety of different sources, such as library catalogues, databases and the web, and thought about ways of keeping track of what you find when carrying out a search for information, to draw it all together, we'd like you to look at the databases, library catalogues and internet resources that are the most relevant to your area of interest.

We know from Section 2 that although there are common sources/elements to all subject areas, the shape of each subject's literature is not identical. Many subject areas have information sources that are unique or a least uniquely important, e.g. pictures in the study of the history of art.

Choose your subject area (more coming soon) from the list below. A new browser window will open. Once you have finished looking at the databases in a subject area, close the browser window and return to Safari.

Art History
Business and management
Classical Studies
Development Studies
Economics
Education
Engineering
English Language
Health and Social Care
History
ICT
Literature
Mathematics and computing
Music
Philosophy
Politics
Psychology
Religious Studies
Science
Social Sciences