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Additional temporary resources
During the period when access to resources may be affected by Covid-19, publishers have made the following resources freely available for students and staff. These resources are in addition to our subscribed content.
Please be aware that some of these resources may be withdrawn by publishers during the year. Please contact us if you need to discuss access to particular resources.
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General |
All Ohio State University Press monographs, and the linguistics textbook language files, open and free to use through the Ohio State University Libraries’ Institutional Repository, The Knowledge Bank. |
E books |
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General |
Examination of public health ethics in the US and globally. |
E books |
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General |
Non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more. This is a US resource and some of the content does not comply with UK copyright law. Please take due care if selecting books from this resource. |
Mixed |
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General |
Sets of OA books and journals. |
Mixed |
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Art |
Username Arlis Password 2020 |
Database |
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Covid-19 |
FREE access to resources to help research on the novel Coronavirus Covid-19. This blog links to some of the best offers from well-known and respected publishers and content providers. |
Journals |
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Health/Med |
Temporary access outside the UK via Prodigy (https://prodigy.clarity.co.uk/) can be arranged individually. Please contact us by emailing library@sunderland.ac.uk |
Mixed |
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Health/Med |
This is now temporarily unrestricted for everyone in every country of the world, to ensure that all Cochrane evidence is accessible for all those involved in combating the pandemic and its effects on public health. |
Mixed |
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Health/Med |
Free access to e books on ScienceDirect. Log in with your uni username and password, and on the 'Browse books and journals' page tick Publication type Books and Access type Subscribed and complimentary |
E books |
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Humanities |
Extra collections opened up for University of Sunderland users. On the JSTOR page click on Login, then Find my institution. Search University of Sunderland then click on Login and use your uni username and password. |
Journals |
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Humanities |
British History Online (BHO) is a digital collection of key printed primary and secondary sources for the history of Britain and Ireland, with a special focus on the period 1300 to 1800. Access to this resource continues to the 30th Sept 2020. |
Mixed |
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Social sciences |
Open access books from Bristol University Press and Policy Press. |
E books |
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Social sciences |
Open access articles from Bristol University Press and Policy Press. |
Journals |
Page reviewed: December 2020
