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Welcome to Electronic Resources @ UCC Library

UCC Library provides access to a wide range of electronic resources that support learning, teaching and research.

Use of the electronic resources is subject to copyright law and the licence agreements that UCC signs with the electronic resource providers.  Please read the terms and conditions of use provided.

Any queries can be emailed to LibraryResources@ucc.ie

Under the Spotlight

Financial Times - New subscription

The Financial Times is one of the world’s leading news organisations, recognised internationally for its authority, integrity and accuracy.  FT.com provides up to the minute access to The Financial Times plus blogs, multimedia, and interactive pages.  To access the UCC subscription to FT.com, please email LibraryResources@ucc.ie  You will then receive an invitation to set up your own personal FT account.

 

European Literature, 1790 - 1840:  The Corvey Collection - Trial

The Corvey Collection archive comprising over 3,250 works by more than 1,250 different authors from the later eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.  The collection contains over 2 million printed pages of English-language works, many of them comprising multiple volumes.  The Corvey Collection thus constitutes one of the most important collections of British Romantic-era writing in existence anywhere.  Trial access to this resource expires on 23/06/2023.

 

IBISWorld - Trial

IBISWorld provides trusted industry research on thousands of industries worldwide.  Our in-house analysts leverage economic, demographic and market data, then add analytical and forward-looking insight, to help organizations of all types make better business decisions.  Trial access to this resource expires on 30/06/2023.

Maintenance Alerts

Alert:  Oxford Law Trove - 06/06/2023

There is currently an issue with loss of access to subscribed content on the Oxford Law Trove platform.  The issue is under investigation by the provider.