Law (Postgraduates)

If you're looking for articles about a particular topic, try looking in one of our databases. Databases are large collections of journal articles and other information. The following are relevant for journal articles relating to law:

Change your settings so that Find it @ SCU links automatically appear within Google Scholar in your search results:

1. Click the three horizontal lines (top left) then go to Settings (the cog at the bottom of the list)
2. Click Library links
3. Type in Southern Cross University and click the search button
4. Tick Southern Cross University - Find it @ SCU

If you use EndNote, under Bibliography Manager, select EndNote. 
Click Save.

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To check whether a specific journal article is available online, use the Library’s Find known item (Citation Linker) to conduct your search and locate the article. Enter as many details as possible to narrow your search results. Citation Linker can also be used to locate specific journal and book titles.

First check the SCU Catalogue to see if we have the journal / article in our collection. If not held, we can request a copy from another library for you.

To do this click the Request a non-SCU item button which appears at the top of the Catalogue screen. Our friendly staff then locate a library which holds the journal.

For postgraduate students there is no charge for this service if the item is held in another Australian library.