Library: Health: Learning at Bath

Where can I study or practise presentations?

Study areas and bookable workrooms

Exam papers

Past exam papers
We provide exam papers from the past 5 years - if you can't find a paper, your department may have restricted access or the unit code may have changed

Help with accessing resources

How to access online resources on and off-campus
Bath Copies Service
Request a scanned article or book chapter from the Library's print collection
Inter-library Loans Service
If you would like to access a book, article or other item that the Library does not provide online or in print, you can request it via our Inter-Library Loans Service
Scanning Service for Academics
Providing Moodle access to copyright-compliant scans of articles and book chapters

Copyright guidance

Library news

Library blog
Learn about the latest library resources and service updates

Library training events for researchers

Open to both research students and academic staff. Content includes literature searching, data management and getting published/cited.

Find out more and sign-up to individual events
Presentations and handouts
Note: some sessions are listed under 'Literature searching'

Induction sessions

The Library delivers training to help students develop skills in literature searching, evaluating information and avoiding plagiarism. By applying such skills, you can develop transferable lifelong skills and potentially attain higher grades.

HES, SES & Sports Performance Students: Yr 1

HES & SES Students Yr2

HES & SES Students: Final Year

Literature searching to support your final year project

Postgraduate health students

Sport and Social Sciences: Yr 1

Sport and Social Sciences Yr 2

Searching for evidence beyond your reading list

Sport and Social Sciences: Final Yr

Literature searching for your dissertation

Sports Performance Final Years

Literature searching for your dissertation

Research Methods

University of Bath Library Systematic Reviews Guide
Advice on doing a systematic review: how to formulate a question, write a protocol, search literature, manage references, select studies, assess evidence and write-up.

SAGE Research Methods
E-books, articles, videos and case studies about research methods (quantitative, qualitative and mixed) - coverage includes, for example, data analysis, interviews, focus groups, literature reviews and systematic reviews

Equator Network
Reporting guidelines for case reports, economic evaluations, peer review processes, qualitative research, randomised trials, studies (various types)

For advanced searches on the topic of research methods, you could also search databases such as Web of Science and Scopus: connect to these via Search the Literature

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