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AU Library offers a wide range of services to you as a student at Aarhus University. Maybe you need help It may be helpful to find the literature you are looking for for your assignment. Maybe you need help to manage your references. You are more than welcome to contact AU Library with your questions - and we will try to help you.

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Help when writing papers

Research guide

We have collected some relevant information about information retrieval and on how to quickly and efficiently find the materials you need.

Avoid plagiarism

It is important to know when and how to cite your sources, so you avoid being accused of plagiarism. AU Library has gathered a fair amount of ressources, so you can figure out exactly how to avoid it.

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Copyright

Do you know the rules about copyright, when you are studying and writing papers? Figure out how and when you can use pictures, video-recordings or other materials here.

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Home Access

As an employee or student at Aarhus University or Aarhus University Hospital you can get home access to the electronic resources which AU Library subscribes to.

Reference management

AU Library supports the reference management tool EndNote. A tool which helps you keep track of your sources.

Other

Opgavebank

Opgavebanken er en samling af opgavebesvarelser fra Kasernefagene, udvalgt af underviserne. Opgaverne er udvalgt med det formål at give indsigt i den gode opgaves skriveteknik, argumentation og formidlingsform. Opgaverne gælder for kurser i forløbet, op til og med Bacherloropgaven. 

Theses

When you are to start writing your thesis it can be very helpful to see what other students have written.

On the page about theses you can e.g. find an overview of theses from Aarhus University.

Upload Thesis – Aarhus BSS

If you are a student at Aahus BSS, this is where you must upload your thesis (bachelor, master or HD)

Revised 26.02.2021 - 
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