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you can borrow up to 60 books from the library
you can go to the library and browse and place a request on NU search and you will know the time for collection

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University of Nottingham has 8 libraries that provides a wide range of resources that can help your studies and research 

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University of Nottingham has 8 libraries that provides a wide range of resources that can help your studies and research 

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A quick way of judging the quality and relevance of a source, especially on the Internet is to ask:

Who is the author of the sources? What authority or expertise do they have in this area?

Why was the source created?

When was the source last updated?

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https://youtu.be/Rev_FQdjSV0

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Library Access - Access to research anytime, anywhere

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You can add keywords to make your search more specific.

Most search tools give you the option to filter your search results by subject or resource type. Using these to increase the relevancy of your search results and reduce the number you need to look through.

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What sort of information are you looking for?

Online reference work might give you a basic introduction,

Book may provide a more detailed explanation and a statistics database or journal article may be the place to find evidence.

Decide on the best place to look: Library Search, a Library database, Google Scholar, etc..

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type topic relating to your degree subject on the search are

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type topic relating to your degree subject on the search are

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access to the online website you want for example NU search

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access to the online website you want for example NU search

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https://nusearch.nottingham.ac.uk/primo-explore/search?vid=44NOTUK&facet=rtype,exclude,reviews,lk

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You can find resources using online like searching from NU search, PuBmed and google scholar also search for books and articles in the library

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How to find resources for your chosen degree subject?

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How to find resources for your chosen degree subject?