Search
There are a number of different ways to search the library resources. The options are listed below. You can find online support with Research Skills on the Study Hub or contact the library for more help.
Falmouth University : searching the library resources
Keyword Search
One Stop Search is the best place to start a keyword search of a broad range of resources available to you including books, ebooks, journal and news articles and audio-visual material. Some of the library resources are not included in the One Stop Search. These Excluded Resources can be searched separately.
Title Search
The Library Catalogue can be easier if you know the title you are looking for.
e-Journal Search will show you if the journal title you need is available online. Some journals are only available in print, you can make an additional search in the library catalogue for these.
Resources A-Z lists databases the University subscribes to (e.g. JSTOR) and other recommended resources.
Recommended Resources
Subject Guides recommended databases, journals and other sources of scholarly information for your subject. This can help you to find more relevant results quicker.
Resource Lists show reading recommended by your lecturer.
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Exeter Library Search shows books at Exeter which you can request to have sent to Falmouth/Penryn.
Search the Archives held by the University. Or see the list of collections.
The library will be updating the search interface in 2019. We welcome feedback that can help us to develop a new search experience that works for you. Please use the feedback button on this page to get in touch.
University of Exeter : searching the library resources
Library Search shows all the print and e-resources available to you, both at Penryn Campus and in Exeter. For more help see the Library Search Libguide and the Finding Resources Libguide.
Streamed Video held at the Penryn Campus on the LibPlayer is not listed on the University of Exeter Library Search. To find this use the Penryn Campus Library Catalogue and filter to ‘LibPlayer’.
