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How to search for a specific journal

Use the Journal Finder tool to search for specific journals.

Search for a journal and then follow the links to the year, volume and issue to browse for articles.

Journal articles that are published in scholarly academic journals are "peer-reviewed" which means they have been critically reviewed and evaluated by experts in the field before being approved for publication, so you can be confident that you are getting high quality information.

Why Use Journals?

• To find the latest research and up-to-date information on your subject. 
• To get a wide range of references for your research assignments
• To read articles recommended by your tutors

How to search for journal articles in ATU Library

Search for your topic or the title of the journal article in our library discovery service.

Use Refine Results to filter to Academic Journals

Search tips

• Are you looking for a specific journal article? Use the author's surname and the article title. For example, Kramer rethinking trust
• Are you browsing for journal articles on a topic? Use a few keywords. It's a good idea to be as specific as possible. For example, history Ireland famine
• Use Refine Results to filter to Academic Journals and/or Magazines and/or Trade Publications

Can't find what you're looking for?

The journal article you need isn't available in ATU Library.  Use our Document Supply / Inter-Library Loan Service. Contact us for more info.

Recommend a journal. Contact us to suggest a journal to add to the library collection.