Nursing

Most academic libraries will allow you to use their resources in the library as a reference items but members of the SCONUL Access scheme allow limited borrowing rights to members of other participating libraries. Most libraries can not allow access to their electronic resources, however some do operate a "walk in" service where a limited range of electronic resources are available to the general public.

You can find out on the SCONUL website which libraries you would be eligible to use. PLEASE NOTE that you cannot just turn up and expect to borrow from these libraries. SCONUL Access cards must be issued by Plymouth University library.

More information about SCONUL. 

Register for a Computing Account

• Once enrolled on your course you will need to register for a computing account.

• Enter your student number & date of birth and follow the onscreen instructions.

• Your username & password will be generated giving access to the e-library & Moodle.

• Problems? Contact the Service Desk: 01752 588588 libraryandITenquiries@plymouth.ac.uk 

Obtain a Student Card

• Upload a photo via the card office website

• Got your card?  You are now automatically a member of the library.

Redirect University Emails

You will automatically get a student email account. If you would prefer to use your own email account, you need to set up emails to be re-directed. Information on how to do this is here.

Familiarise Yourself with Off-Campus Access to the eLibrary

When you are working away from the university campus, you need to be aware of how to access electronic library resources. 

• Off campus access: general advice

Library Services for Part-Time and Distance Students

Support for Distance, Placement and Part-Time Students: Addiotnal Services guide

Complete the Your Study course

This module has been designed to introduce you to the technology that we use to scaffold your learning, to support you to develop your digital skills, and to give you some tips and tricks to help you get started.

If you are studying for a Masters degree or PhD, make sure you consult the Researcher Libguide

On Level 3 of the library, there is a room where postgraduate students can study; swipe in with your ID card.