The ISS Library supports students and staff in various aspects of their education and teaching. The library provides mandatory and optional workshops on information literacy for Master students. PhD candidates will find the library represented in the EGSH curriculum. PhD candidates and instructors can contact their faculty liaison to request other tailor made workshops. Topics include searching, referencing, communicating science to a lay audience, and more.
Some other educational resources include:
- E-modules information and academic skills
Short, online modules for students and PhD candidates on how to effectively search for, manage and create scholarly information. - Add information skills e-modules to Canvas.
There are various ways to add modules to your Canvas course. We show you some examples of what's possible. - RefWorks workshops
With RefWorks you can save, manage, export and share literature changes with others easily. - Thesis repository
Access to more than 28,000 theses from EUR faculties and institutes. - Copyright Information Point (CIP)
Lecturers, researchers and students often use works by other people in teaching material, scientific articles or theses etc. Those works are usually subject to copyright. The CIP provides information and advises lecturers, researchers and students on copyright matters in education and research.