Journals

Library Services subscribes to over 150,000 journals.

Enter all or part of the journal title, click 'Search', then refine your results to resource type 'Journals'.

Alternatively you can browse Journals by Subject.

If you are not looking for a specific journal we suggest looking at

Selected resources for your study to see a selection of ejournals on a wide range of subjects
finding specific journal articles and articles on a particular topic or by a specific author
the online journal collections listed below. Each link includes a short description indicating the subject coverage. You can search across these individual collections. Many include guidance showing how to do this.

Peer review and journals

Journals are a great way to do research and stay up to date in your subject. They contain articles that give you insight into specific topics.

Some journals have peer review status. This is a mark of quality. It means the articles they publish that also report original research, have been checked for quality by academics. But not everything inside a peer-reviewed journal is peer-reviewed, e.g. letters, editorials, book review, etc. Want to know more about peer review, how to spot it and why it matters to you? Then take a look at Understanding Peer Review.