Library guides: Social Science: Key resources

General Social Science databases

See links on the left to specific subject areas to find other recommended databases

Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Full text of statistical publications covering such topics as health, housing, ethnicity, family, leisure, and crime, in relation to the Australian population.
EBSCOhost Databases (New User Interface)
Select Academic Search Premier and Humanities International Complete from the Ebsco databases list
InfoRMIT
An Australian group of databases. Select these: APA-FT (Australian Public Affairs Full Text), the Humanities & Social Sciences Collection, and the Families & Society Collection - for social science topics.
JSTOR - Arts and Sciences
Provides access to the complete archives of core scholarly journals in the areas of arts, humanities, music and social sciences.
ProQuest
Mainly full-text databases, international in scope, and covering a range of disciplines, including the arts and humanities.
PsycARTICLES (Ebsco)
Full-text database of journals published by APA and other publishers in subject areas such as applied psychology, health, theory, research, social/personality, and more.
PsycInfo (Ebsco)
A database of abstracts covering scholarly books, journals, and dissertations. More than 2 million records from the early 1800s to the present.
Wiley Online Library
Provides full-text access to journals in a range of disciplines, including social sciences and psychology.
Cambridge University Press Journals Collection
Collection of journals for the CUP Read & Publish agreement
Cambridge Books Online
Browse by subject or type in a search. Filter your results on the left by selecting 'Only show content I have access to'.

StudyHub

The StudyHub interactive modules can assist in developing better study skills (planning, searching, writing, referencing and editing), numeracy skills and digital literacy skills (digital safety, copyright, evaluating online content, collaborating online and presenting your work).

Google Scholar

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

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

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