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Law Trove is a collection of 200+ law ebooks published by Oxford University Press. It contains key textbooks to support LLB and PPL modules. It also includes legal skills, revision guides and question & answer books.
Access Law Trove here or via Library Search or your reading list. Read user guides or attend a live training webinar to learn how to best use Law Trove for your lectures and seminars & assignments and exams.
Law databases include primary (legislation and case law) and secondary (book and journal) sources of legal information. Discover key law databases for the United Kingdom, European Union, Foreign and International jurisdictions.
Your Academic Support Librarian is available for 1-2-1 appointments, both on-campus and online, and can advise on all library, research and referencing matters.
Law database providers offer their own online training and certification courses to law students. Training and certification is available for both the Lexis+ UK and Westlaw UK databases.
Develop your legal research, digital literacy, information literacy and employability skills. Learn how to use law databases for success in your academic studies. Get certificates to evidence your legal research skills to employers on your CV.
Discover a range of library and study skills guides including how to study law, how to think critically, and how to write law essays and prepare for examinations.
Discover how to avoid plagiarism, how to use the OSCOLA legal referencing style, and how to manage references with EndNote referencing software.
Discover how to find legislation, case law, and journal articles using law databases, including Doing Legal Research moodle and Lexis+ UK and Westlaw Edge UK database training and certification courses.