Coventry University London: Collections

The Library main collection contains all the textbooks recommended by your teachers, as well as additional resources including research books, DVDs, CDs, newspapers and journals on the subjects taught at Coventry University London.

Print Collection

There are multiple copies of reading list books which you can borrow. The loan period for most items is one week however your loans are automatically renewed until someone else requests them. Copies marked Not for Loan may be used in the library but cannot be borrowed.

Electronic Resources

The library has an extensive collection of electronic resources including thousands of e-journals and ebooks on a wide range of subjects.
To find ebooks and ejournal, log into Locate, enter your search and check the online resources filter on the left of the screen. Alternatively, watch the Help video on how to search Locate.

The Language Skills Collection contains books, CDs, DVDs and visual materials for improving your English language skills. This is a growing collection.

If you would like more help, please click here to visit our Academic English Programme page. Or for more information, please contact the Learning Skills team: learningskills@culc.coventry.ac.uk

Open access repository

CURVE is the open access repository for Coventry University.  It contains learning objects and research materials including theses. Please click here to access CURVE.

Dissertations and Reports

An online collection of example term 4 submissions is available to Coventry University London students;

Please click here to access an example dissertation and here to access an example management report.

You will need to log in with your Coventry University London username and password to view these documents.

These examples are for illustrative purposes only. You may wish to take inspiration from the examples for your own submission, but remember that no submission is without flaws. You should under no circumstances copy and paste chunks of another piece of work to use in your own - this constitutes plagiarism as with any other source.