Criminology

This page will help you get more out of your Library resources for your assignments, projects, dissertations, and theses in Criminology.

REMINDER: Download the University VPN system to access these resources while you're studying off campus.

Databases

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Provide access to useful research materials from abstracts, academic journals, newspapers, e-books, and various multimedia.

Journals

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Remember to check the date for Full Text Access. Ideally it's best to go with YEAR - present

(pdf file 260 kb)

This is an example of what information you need to include in your cover page and declaration page.

(docx file 109 kb)

Download this form and attach it to your dissertation.

If you have received a 2:1 and would like your dissertation added to the library database, please make sure the correct declaration has been made and have your supervisor email the entire PDF with the declaration page to dissertations@port.ac.uk.

A database of digitised UK doctoral theses offering free online access to theses of participating Higher Education institutions.


• DART 

Europe E-theses Portal.


fully searchable in EBSCO Discovery

The University Library maintains a limited selection of undergraduate student dissertations, taught postgraduate student dissertations and MPhils in electronic form.


The IJC will only publish undergraduate dissertations that receive a first class mark, and it should be noted that these criminology papers are NOT peer reviewed, edited or assessed for their quality.


fully searchable in EBSCO Discovery

A collection of PhD theses by UoP SCCJ students.


PhD level theses, including Prof Docs and MPhils, written by Portsmouth students, printed copies - 2013 and earlier.


Library and Archives Canada database.


• Trove 

National Library of Australia’s Trove database.

 

Your Subject Team

 Mystery Beck

Faculty Librarian

email Mystery.Beck@port.ac.uk

phone (023) 9284 3240

 Sharon Bittner

Assistant Faculty Librarian

email sharon.bittner@port.ac.uk

phone (023) 9284 3234