Subject databases are online tools for finding resources in your subject area, such as journal articles, conference papers, audio-visual materials and more. Find a list of key databases for your subject below.
There are also short 'How to' videos for some databases.
Subject Databases
- Bristol University Press Journals Collection This link opens in a new windowPeer-reviewed social science journals collection. Use the search filters or advanced search to limit your search to journal articles or go to the Journals page (top menu).
- British Library Social Welfare Portal This link opens in a new windowTemporarily unavailable due to a cyber attack on the British Library
The Social Welfare Portal provides a single point of access to the British Library's print and digital collections of research and information on policy development, implementation and evaluation. - CareKnowledge This link opens in a new windowInformation service for those working in social care providing access to the latest research, policy and practice documents published in the UK.
- Community Care Inform: Children
Provides expert-written social work practice and legal information and learning tools to help social care professionals make and evidence their decisions and keep up-to-date with best practice and the law.
- Education Source This link opens in a new windowEBSCO database including journals, conference papers and books on all areas of education.
- Emerald Insight
Access to Health & Social Care, Management and Education journals (not books or case studies). Change the Access type to “Only content I have access to” to limit your search to purchased content.
- Gale OneFile: News This link opens in a new windowLocal, regional and national newspapers from around the world, in full text. Also includes images, radio and TV broadcasts and transcripts.
- Intered
Seven journal titles providing early years, primary and secondary knowledge and expertise - from news and debates to lesson plan ideas and government policy updates.
- Research In Practice
Part of the National Children's Bureau, Research in Practice brings together academic research, practice expertise and the experiences of people accessing services for children, young people and families.
Instructions for new users - Sage Catalyst This link opens in a new window700+ full text ebooks covering social science subjects including business, management, marketing, criminology, education, law, media, psychology, nursing and research skills.
- Statista This link opens in a new windowStatista is a trusted source of global market and consumer data compiled by experts and regularly updated. It includes statistics, forecasts, trend analysis, dossiers, infographics, surveys, industry and market reports.
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