2012 Student Projects now available online

2012 Student Projects are now available online via the Library Catalogue (login required).

To find a Project, use the advanced search and select 'Project' as the Media type.

For a more detailed guide on how to find student projects, please see the library guides intranet page (login required).

If you have any comments or questions, please let us know.

Project Year Students: Help with Word page numbering etc.

Our IT Team have provided a couple of links to some tutorials to help you with sections breaks and Page Numbering.

Enjoy and good luck with your Projects!

Word 2007: Page numbers starting from a specific page

Microsoft Word 2007 Section Breaks & Page Numbering

2010 Student Projects now online

2010 Student Projects are now available online via the Library Catalogue (login required). Use the Advanced search and select 'Project' as the Media type.

Renew & reserve books, access e-books & projects & check your library record online

Did you know the following functions are available to you off campus?


* Renew your books: as long as they are not overdue, or reserved by another reader, books can be renewed up until 12pm the evening before they are due back

* Search the library catalogue

* Place reservations for books on the library catalogue

* See which books you have out, when they are due back, and check the status of any reservations you have made

* Access a growing number of electronic books

* Access all Student Projects

* Request a book to be purchased for the library by sending us an email via the library catalogue

Login to the portal and visit the library catalogue; accessible on all of the library intranet pages.

We have produced guides on how to renew your library books and search the library catalogue. These are available on the Library Guides intranet page (you will be prompted to login to access these).

Year 2 workshops

Year 2 worskhops

David O'Neill and Caroline Cooke are running the Year 2 workshops over the next few weeks. The aim of the workshops is to help prepare you for writing your projects, we will cover the following subjects:

• Medical Gateways
• Using images and copyright
• Evidence Based Medicine
• How to search medical databases, particularly PubMed
• Study skills
• EndNote Web and Referencing
• How to find full text articles ... and more

It will be very helpful if you can give us feedback on these tutorials, feel free to use this blog to do so if you wish. Just click on 'comments' at the end of this post and leave your feedback, we will use this to inform our planning for future tutorials. Thank you for your time.