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Introduction to the UoN Harvard Referencing guide

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Introduction to the UoN Harvard Referencing guide

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The UoN Harvard Referencing Guide is a tool that helps students and researchers properly cite their sources in their writing. Citing sources means giving credit to the people who wrote or created the information you use in your work, like books, articles, or websites. The UoN Harvard Referencing Guide gives specific rules and examples to follow for citing different types of sources, so you can make sure your citations are correct and complete.

Additional Information:

How to access the UoN Harvard Referencing Guide

Understanding the purpose of referencing in academic writing

General rules to citation

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How To Reference - Harvard Style Referencing Guide | Swinburne Online

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Different types of sources require different citation formats. The following links have specific examples and tips on how to cite different types of sources correctly.

Frequently used:

1. Books

2. Journals

3. Internet

4. Official publications

5. Newspaper

Other types of sources:

1. Online video

2. Podcast

3. Recorded seminar

4. Blogs

5. Conference proceedings

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In-text citations are used to indicate where you have used information from a source in your writing. These citations usually include the author's name and the date of publication in parentheses. The UoN Harvard Referencing Guide explains how to use in-text citations correctly and provides examples of how to format them.

Learn how to write in-text citations:
How to cite the sources in-text

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How to reference quotations in-text using Harvard referencing style

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How to create a reference list at the end of your paper

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How to create a reference list at the end of your paper

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At the end of your paper, you need to include a reference list that provides more detailed information about the sources you have used. The UoN Harvard Referencing Guide explains how to format the reference list correctly and provides examples of how to cite different types of sources, such as books, journal articles, and websites. It's important to make sure your reference list is complete and accurate, as this helps your reader to locate the sources you have used.

Rules:

References section must include all cited sources in alphabetical order by author's family name

Multiple works by the same author should be listed by date

Full references should include the title of the work, publication title, publisher/location, and URL (if web-based)

Publication titles should be italicized

Only include sources that you have read or accessed yourself not secondary sources

Do not use bullet points or bold font in the references list

List should be titled "References" and placed after the assignment before appendices

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School of Health Sciences. (2023) Referencing Tool. The University of Nottingham, [online]. Available at: https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/nmp/sonet/rlos/studyskills/harvard/index.php [Accessed: 2 March, 2023].

Swinburne Online (2017). How To Reference - Harvard Style Referencing Guide. [online video]. Available at: https://youtu.be/iueqJ78iAwk [Accessed: 2 March, 2023].

Southern Cross University (2020). How to reference quotations in-text using Harvard referencing style. [online video]. Available at: https://youtu.be/eh7fbCnXdV4 [Accessed: 2 March, 2023].

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