Finding Past Examination Papers
Accessing library material
You must log in when off campus in order to fully access our resources.
A huge number of journal articles are accessible through UWIlinC. Many are "full-text" and can be read on your monitor
Some journal articles are available in hardcopy from the Periodicals section.
UWI theses are accessible by visiting the West Indies and Special Collections (take a pencil please.)
The most popular hardcopy books are in the reserve book collection (RBC) at the front of the library. We will find these but you must give us the details e.g. the call number. Use UWIlinC to find the call number.
Using UWILinC: Find journal articles YouTube Video. You must log in when off campus in order to fully access UWIlinC and the Databases.
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Use UWIlinC to find resources in all formats including UWI's intellectual output, subscribed resources (electronic journals, databases, electronic books) and the catalogues for all four UWI campuses.
Learn how to use UWILinC, specifically learn how to find hardcopy books on our shelves; learn how to find e-books and journal articles online 24/7.
The Library's hardcopy collection is organised and shelved according to the Library of Congress Classification system. This helps our clients to find one book among thousands. Each book has a "call number" which is on a label on the book. e.g. the label may begin with the letter "J" which represents "Political Science."
Here is an example of a call number --- JF1351 .O94 the number for The Oxford Handbook of Public Management.
JA Political science (General)
JC Political theory
Read all signs carefully, read the Library's web pages thoroughly.
e.g.
A Journal of Representative Politics (Oxford University Press) JN101.P3
Open Shelf, Main Library (top floor)
Perspectives on Politics (American Political Science Association) JA1 .P485
Open Shelf, Main Library (top floor)
N.B. Most of our journals are online and accessible through UWIlinC & the subscrption databases : LOG IN
These are housed in the West Indian & Special Collections. Bring a pencil, no pens allowed. You will be able to read these e.g.
From ProQuest Central database.
SAMPLE: LOG IN
Community violence in Trinidad and Tobago: Government inaction, drug blocks, and resident survival
Adams, Ericka. University of Illinois at Chicago. 2010
N.B. Most of our journals are
online and accessible through UWIlinC
& the Subscrption Databases (UWI subscribes, no need to pay)
YOU MUST
LOG IN WHEN OFF-CAMPUS