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Info for students

at the UW/H

Research

Print books / e-books in the university library

The monograph holdings (print books and e-books) of the University Library can be found in the OPAC.

The OPAC is the Witten/Herdecke University Library's online catalogue. It allows you to search for print books and e-books, place reservations on borrowed media, and manage your user account.

For example, use the Directory of Open Access Books (DOAB) to search for open-access books.
DOAB is a search service that indexes and makes accessible peer-reviewed scientific open-access books. All DOAB services are free of charge, and all data is freely available.

Journals | Newspapers

The Witten/Herdecke University Library offers access to electronic journals (e-journals) via the Electronic Journals Library (EZB). For licensing reasons, access to the full texts of the journals is only available to Witten/Herdecke University students and employees.

Video for getting started with the EZB

Please note the publishers' terms of use and licence conditions for all services!

The following applies to all offers:

  • The full texts of the articles may only be printed out and saved for personal use, study, teaching and research. The same guidelines apply to reproduction as for printed journal articles.
  • Systematic downloading of articles, search results or complete journals, in particular by robots, is prohibited.
  • Articles may not be passed on to third parties electronically or in print and may not be made publicly accessible (no redistribution).

Some journals are published exclusively as paper editions or in combined form. The list of print journals includes these.

Here, you can find a list of the print journals of the Witten/Herdecke University Library.

Daily and weekly newspapers can be found on the newspaper rack in the Campus Library. They are not archived.

Databases

The bibliographic databases (subject indexes) contain a collection of publications on a specific subject or subject area.

Please note the publishers' terms of use and licence conditions for all offers.

Leading databases for the subject areas

Further databases

 

Full-text databases are an electronic collection of full texts. In contrast to bibliographic databases, in which only the descriptions of publications are recorded, the complete texts of the publications are directly accessible here.

Please note the publishers' terms of use and licence conditions for all offers.

Leading databases for the subject areas

Further databases

Please note the publishers' terms of use and licence conditions for all offers.

Journal Citation Reports (JCR) (search for impact factors) | (content)

Scopus (content) | Webinar for begginers in Scopus

STATISTA ⇒ (content) Tutorial-Video

The university bibliography lists all publications by researchers at the University of Witten/Herdecke (UW/H) that were published during their time at the UW/H (optionally also before and after).

Semester apparatus for students - compilation of literature relevant to the course

  • Course reserves are a compilation of literature relevant to the course. The lecturers can set them up for the participants; a semester collection is available on a separate shelf.
  • As a rule, course reserves exist for the duration of a semester and are not available for loan.
  • In the OPAC, the books from the semester reserve collections are displayed with the status ‘Semesterapparat’.
  • All books in semester reserves are not available for loan but can be read, copied, or scanned within the campus library.
  • The shelf with the term books is located in the entrance area of the library, to the left of the information desk.
  • Each term apparatus is assigned a number that helps you find it on the shelf.
  • Books in term reserves are identified by the red dots on the spine, which show the number of term reserves.

Specialised portals

ArtHist - Network for Art History in H-Net

ArtHist is an international, non-commercial forum for art history in the H-Net (Humanities and Social Sciences Online) network. It is open to contributions from the various fields of art history, cultural studies, and media studies.
The network primarily targets graduate art and cultural historians, advanced students, and academically interested individuals with a formulable specialisation.

Virtual Library of Art History

The Virtual Library of Art History arthistoricum.net, funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), is a joint project of the library of the Central Institute of Art History in Munich, the Heidelberg University Library and the Institute of Art History at the LMU Munich (Chair of Prof. Dr. H. Kohle), the University Library of Heidelberg and the Institute of Art History at the LMU Munich. Dr H. Kohle), the historical network historicum.net, the Sächsische Landesbibliothek - Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden, and other partners. arthistoricum.net aims to provide as comprehensive a record as possible of art historical publications, whether printed, hybrid or genuinely published online. Special attention is paid to essay literature.

Florence - Munich - Rome Art Libraries Network

The libraries of the three German university-independent art history research institutes work together in an online specialised network funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) as a pilot project.

Virtual Catalogue of Art History (VKK)

The Virtual Catalogue of Art History (VKK) is a European meta-subject catalogue that provides integrated access to digital bibliographical references and, where applicable, other objects in important art history databases.

Webop

Access is only possible for selected groups of people at the UW/H!

Webop offers an online surgical operating theatre course. It supports learning in the surgical field. Video sequences show the individual surgical steps with text and image material. The surgical procedure is thus broken down into its most essential steps and presented in a didactic manner. Both the principle of the operation and important details are conveyed in video sequences, text and illustrations.

This allows you to prepare for and follow up on operations you are involved in during your clinical studies and practical year. This supports in-depth learning during the block placement and PJ.

Webop was developed by the Chair of Surgery I at UW/H. In addition, several contributions were created with the participation of the Chair and Institute of Anatomy and Clinical Morphology at the UW/H.

All offers on the psychology portal

EconBiz
EconBiz is the virtual library for economics. It offers centralised access to economic information on the Internet.
EconBiz contains freely accessible websites, electronic working papers, library catalogues and databases relevant to economics, and additional services related to specialist economic information (e.g., a calendar of events).
EconBiz offers various specialised economic information, which is described below:

Internet resources:
The core element of EconBiz is the directory of Internet sources, which contains, for example, institutional websites, full texts available online, Internet sources on research projects or forums, reference works from the Internet (e.g., encyclopaedias), link lists, and publication directories.
The internet sources in EconBiz are mostly freely available on the web and deal exclusively with topics relevant to economics. You can search in the directory of Internet sources or click through various directories (economics, business administration, economic sectors, countries, resource types) until you reach the desired result.

Full texts:
The full texts section includes electronic working and discussion papers, as well as articles and journals on business administration and economics available online.

Catalogues and databases:
EconBiz offers you central access to library catalogues relevant to economics. Here, you will find the catalogues of the University and City Library of Cologne (USB) and the German National Library of Economics (ZBW). This section also provides access to economic databases.

EconBiz app for the iPad:
With the free EconBiz iPad app, you can access economic literature references and full texts on the go. The application interface, designed for tablet PCs, integrates new EconBiz and tried and tested functions.