mySearch is an interface which allows you to search across a range of library resources simultaneously, including books, journal articles and databases.
Print and electronic journals are an important source of specialist information -
This video - watch the first 1 minute 13 seconds - explains why you should use Library resources rather than relying on Google for researching for your assignments.
NMT Libraries, 2021. Why can't I just Google? [online]. Available from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZFfPQxv2y8 [Accessed 12 April 2022].
The end of this video - minute 13 seconds onwards - promotes another academic library's resources and can be ignored by BU students and staff.
Use this to find a journal when you know the title, e.g. New Scientist.
Academic journal articles, trade news, etc.:
Access specialist databases in the following subject areas:
BU users must complete one off registration to access FT.com content for free:
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The simplest way to find journal articles is to search mySearch. It gives you an easy, yet powerful means of accessing our information resources through a single search. It searches across our Library catalogues and many of the library databases, ejournals and other external services that the Library subscribes to.
The alternative is to search an individual specific database. These will search a smaller number of articles than mySearch, but are subject specific and will give you more focused results. See the Business Journal Databases in the left hand column of this page or via the 'Resources by subject ' web page for a full listing.