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CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY<br />

<strong>Navigating</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>information</strong> <strong>landscape</strong><br />

Free courses in research and <strong>information</strong> skills<br />

for students, researchers, readers and staff<br />

http://training.cam.ac.uk/cul


The University Library’s Research Skills Programme offers<br />

free training and support to students, staff and readers working<br />

at every level from undergraduate to researcher<br />

Most sessions take place at <strong>the</strong> University Library, West Road (some<br />

subject-specific sessions are held in <strong>the</strong> relevant department or<br />

library).<br />

Practical, hands-on <strong>information</strong> skills workshops include tips<br />

and strategies for literature searching, managing <strong>information</strong><br />

and research data, referencing and academic writing<br />

Information skills for medicine sessions offer specialist<br />

guidance for clinical students (some sessions held at <strong>the</strong><br />

Medical Library, Addenbrooke’s Hospital)<br />

Subject-specific overviews of scholarly resources introduce<br />

specialist printed and electronic resources in a range of<br />

disciplines<br />

A range of sessions introduces <strong>the</strong> Library's unique and varied<br />

special collections<br />

Introductory sessions and tours are run throughout <strong>the</strong> year<br />

to help you find your way around <strong>the</strong> University Library and<br />

make <strong>the</strong> most of its collections<br />

Please visit http://training.cam.ac.uk/cul/ for details of all classes.<br />

Bespoke sessions tailored to <strong>the</strong> individual needs of subject cohorts and year<br />

groups can be delivered in your department, faculty or college.<br />

For details please contact <strong>the</strong> Research Skills and Development Librarian,<br />

Emma Coonan, at research-skills@lib.cam.ac.uk.


Scholarly resources for your subject<br />

Chinese resources<br />

Near and Middle Eastern resources<br />

International relations resources<br />

Modern and Medieval Languages resources<br />

Music resources<br />

Music: How to find sheet music<br />

Music: How to search for Pendlebury items<br />

Social and political sciences resources<br />

Special collections<br />

Michaelmas<br />

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Michaelmas, Lent<br />

Michaelmas, Lent<br />

Michaelmas<br />

Images for your research: ARTstor digital library<br />

Manuscripts Department: an introduction<br />

Map Room and cartographic resources<br />

Newspaper research: Current news<br />

Newspaper research: Newspaper archives<br />

Rare Books Room: an introduction<br />

Rare Books resources for historians<br />

Rare Books resources for language and literature studies<br />

Rare Books resources for history of science<br />

Medicine<br />

Michaelmas<br />

Michaelmas<br />

Michaelmas, Lent<br />

Michaelmas, Lent<br />

Michaelmas, Lent<br />

Michaelmas, Lent, Easter<br />

Michaelmas<br />

Michaelmas<br />

Michaelmas<br />

Managing your bibliography<br />

Measuring your impact – bibliometrics<br />

PubMed and EndNoteWeb<br />

Systematic literature reviews<br />

The ‘big four’ databases for your literature search<br />

Michaelmas, Lent, Easter<br />

Michaelmas, Lent, Easter<br />

Michaelmas, Lent, Easter<br />

Michaelmas, Lent, Easter<br />

Michaelmas, Lent, Easter<br />

For more details and to book a place on any session:<br />

http://training.cam.ac.uk/cul/


Information skills<br />

Academic reading and writing<br />

Be <strong>the</strong> boss of your hard drive<br />

How to avoid plagiarism<br />

How to do a literature search<br />

How to decode your reading list<br />

Referencing without tears<br />

Surviving <strong>the</strong> research process<br />

Michaelmas, Lent, Easter<br />

Michaelmas, Lent<br />

Michaelmas<br />

Michaelmas, Lent<br />

Michaelmas<br />

Michaelmas, Lent<br />

Michaelmas, Lent, Easter<br />

University Library orientation tours<br />

Wed 3-Fri 5 October Daily at 10:30, 12:00, 14:30, 16:00<br />

Mon 8-Fri 12 October Daily at 10:30, 14:30<br />

Monday 15 October 10:30<br />

Wednesday 17 October 14:30<br />

Friday 19 October 16:00<br />

Tuesday 23 October 14:30<br />

Thursday 25 October 16:00<br />

Thursday 1 November 10:30<br />

Tuesday 6 November 12:00<br />

and throughout <strong>the</strong> academic year<br />

For more details and to book a place on any session:<br />

http://training.cam.ac.uk/cul/

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