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What is plagiarism and how can you avoid plagiarising? At the site Plagiarism for students you can find the answers to those questions.
How do you refer and make references? In ”Retsdogmatisk forskning i praksis” (in Danish) by Lars Henrik Gam Madsen, you can find examples of how to make notes, references etc.
How do you make a unique reference to "Folketingstidende" and "Rigsdagstidende"? At Folketingstidende.dk you can get a detailed guide (in Danish): Om at henvise til Folketingstidende.
Each semester the library creates semester shelves at the library for those materials that are used in the courses. The materials are intended for copying at the library and they cannot be borrowed. You can check the library database to see if there should be a circulation copy available.
At Bartholins Allé the semester shelves are right across the information desk on the first floor.
An orange label marks the books on Law's semester shelves. To assure that most students have access to and can use the books, these books can only be used on the first floor at the library.
All Master's theses published by the Department of Law are indexed and stored at Aarhus University Library, School of Business and Social Sciences, Bartholins Allé.
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.
We have collected some relevant information about information retrieval and on how to quickly and efficiently find the materials you need.
We have compiled the best resources for you as a student so you can get an easy overview of the services AU Library has to offer.