Google Scholar.

Right-hand side of the homepage.

By searching for them on our catalogue.

Go to a branch, with your passport.

Go to a branch, with your student ID and a copy of the proof of residence letter.

You cannot obtain membership as a temporary visitor.

Sign up online via their homepage.

Hand in at the office during business hours.

By emailing lecturers directly.

BlackBoard.

Go to the library and hand assignment in to library staff unless directed otherwise by your professor.

Asking the lecturers.

Asking other students.

Asking the library staff for assistance.

Strictly no food and drinks, only bottled water accepted.

Strictly no food, canned and bottled drinks are OK.

Small snacks and drinks allowed, as long as you dispose of the rubbish.

There isn't any policy on food and drinks.

Check out the items at the circulation desk during library open hours, using a student ID.

Self-check out items using the library website.

All books are not to be taken out of the library.

Take them out without checking them out and put them back whenever you like.

"The Wine Atlas of Australia and New Zealand" by James Halliday

"The Proposition" (2005)

"My Brilliant Career" by Miles Franklin

"Ned Kelly Encyclopaedia" by Justin Corfield

Your grades will be withheld until you return all overdue items and fines may apply.

Nothing, life goes on!

You fail your subjects.

All overdue items will have to be replaced with new ones.

Academic internet access login (same as library computer logins).

BU Centre wifi and v3g3mit3 password.

It is illegal.

The system will not allow this.

You are accountable for books on your account if they are returned late or go missing.

Copying somebody's work without citing or crediting them in your own work.

Downloading an e-book illegally and using it as a source in your own work.

Borrowing other people's ideas and citing them in your references.

Walk in, turn the lights on and use the library if the building is open.

Wait patiently outside the building until a staff member arrives.

If the office is open, sign in upstairs with a staff member and then use the library.

Make an appointment with the librarian to use the library outside of business hours.

Scholarly journal articles

Newspaper articles

Books and e-books

Something somebody said on Facebook

Just in case you want to listen to your own music while studying.

So you can lend it to your friends if they need it.

A USB drive is good as a backup option. The internet might drop out at the library and you might not be able to email your work. A USB stick allows you to save and transfer your work to the work stations, so you can print your work.

Contact your professor.

Have a friend look at your assignment.

Make an appointment with library staff to discuss your assignment (not at the last minute).

Contact office staff.

9-5 Monday and Thursday and 9:00am-8:30pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday

9-5 Monday, Wednesday and Friday and 9:00am-8:30pm on Tuesday and Thursday

9:00am-8:30pm on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, and 9-5 Wednesday and Friday

9:00am-8:30pm on Monday-Thursday and 9-5 on Friday

Bring your laptop in to the Library and print out the document.

You cannot print out from your laptop.

Contact library staff, preferably the day before, to enquire about available spaces in the building for group study. We encourage you to use the library, but if we can find an available classroom for you it will minimise disruption to students studying quietly.

Go to a café.

Go to the library to practice your presentation.

Sit in the hallway outside the classrooms and talk.

Having coffee and a meal and chatting with friends.

Having telephone calls to overseas friends/family.

Reading, quiet study and assignment work.

Having telephone calls provided students speak quietly.

A list of required reading.

A list of the books/works referred to in a scholarly work.

A list of your favourite books.

By emailing the office.

By emailing your teacher.

By emailing the librarian or by calling in to the library to arrange for assignment help.

You can devise your own cover sheet.

Ask in the office for a cover sheet.

You will find the cover sheets to download on Blackboard. There are different cover sheets for course assignments and internship assignments. Look for the Overview Sydney Academics file for the sheets.

The printing limit is 50 pages.

The printing defaults to double-sided paper.

Print as much as you like of anything.

Type the words 'Australian art' into the library search bar - the results you see are all the books the library has.

Type the words 'Australian art' into the library search bar, and note the letter prefix of the results - the N section is where all of the library's art books (other than reserve, restricted or those on display) may be found. By going to this section and browsing the shelf, you will find more books than appear on the online catalog (for example, specific artists' books which do not have your genre search term in the title).

Username student and password Mmour5ble

The same login as the wifi