• PsycINFO
  Primary database for psychology and psychiatry. Approx. 3 million references. Quickguide.
• PubMed 
  Very comprehensive bibliographic database covering, among other things, medicine and psychiatry - about 26 million references.
• Scopus
  Scopus is both an article database and a citation index. Interdisciplinary. Covers 1960 and onwards. Approx. 65 million references. All the articles in PubMed are also searchable in Scopus. Good database for interdisciplinary subjects.
• PsycArticles
  Full-text article database with approximately 100 psychological journals published primarily by the American Psychological Association. Covers a wide range of subjects within psychology. The references are also searchable in PsycINFO.
• Eric (Educational Resources Information Center)
  Supplement to PsycINFO within the pedagogical and educational fields.
• Embase
  Biomedical/pharmacological database. Important supplement to PubMed, even though there is a considerable overlap between the two databases.
• Cochrane
  Information on the effect of a given treatment (evidence-based). Cochrane collects, critically assesses and summarises information on the effects of treatments and prevention.
• PEP (Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing)
  Text archive with full-text access to classic works of psychoanalytic literature, such as Freud's collected works (in German and English translation). Covers 1871 and onwards.
• Emerald
  Database covering such areas as management and organisational psychology. There is full text access to all journals and the majority of the books listed. Covers 1989 and onwards.
• ProQuest Social Sciences Searches across 18 social science databases, including PsycINFO. You will get large result sets when making searches in this collection. We recommend that you use "Advanced search" and use the search field "Anywhere except full text".  
• Web of Science (WoS) Article database and citation index. Database for international academic literature (especially American) covering all fields. It is possible to make chained searches via the reference lists of the indexed articles. You can choose between five different databases. About 54 million references. Many available as full-text. Covers 1900 and onwards. Good database for interdisciplinary subjects.  
• See all psykology databases at AU Library.
• See also the subject page for Educational Psychology at AU Library - Emdrup (in Danish).

• Quickguide to PsycINFO.
• Scribo
  Interactive study tool. Use this when starting a major written assignment.
• AU Studypedia
  AU Studypedia contains information on studying, information seeking and how to conduct and write your university assignment.
• 10-step checklist
  How to search for information when writing your thesis.

Denmark

• Bibliotek.dk 
  Books and journals available via Danish public and research libraries. Bibliotek.dk gives anyone registered as a user at a Danish library, the ability to order materials registered in the database (nationally).        
• The Danish National Research Database (currently not available)
  References to Danish research publications (articles, papers, theses, books, chapters in books, reports, etc.,) from Danish universities in particular, but also from other institutions of higher education, government research institutions, research councils, etc.
  There is often full-text access, in the form of open access, to the publications.
  The database can be used to locate expertise, find literature within certain disciplines and information on research activities.
  However, the database is not completely comprehensive.    

Norway

• Cristin
  The Norwegian parallel to the Danish National Research Database.     
• Idunn
  Norwegian journal articles in full-text.     
• Nora
  Norwegian research publications: Articles, dissertations, books, research reports, theses.      
• NORART
  Articles in Norwegian and Scandinavian journals.     
• Oria
  Here you can search through Norwegian research library resources: books, articles, journals, theses, etc.    

Sweden

• Libris
  LIBRIS is the Swedish national library, and the Swedish research and university libraries', joint library database of Swedish literature going as far back 1600: books, journals, articles, musical notes, maps, electronic material, etc.      
• SweMed
  The database contains Scandinavian health care literature and has been prepared by the Karolinska Institute’s University Library in Stockholm.
  Searches are made with English keywords (MeSH terms that can be found in PubMed).    
• SwePub
  The Swedish parallel to the Danish National Research Database.
  References to Swedish research publications (books, chapters in books, articles, conference papers, reports, dissertations, research articles from Swedish daily news, etc.) The material comes from Swedish universities and other research institutions.
  There is full-text access in the form of open access to some of the material.    

Scandinavia 

• NB-ECEC
  The database, Nordic Base of Early Childhood Education and Care, brings together new, high-quality Scandinavian research on 0-6 year old children in day care. The database is updated annually and is now updated with all studies from the period 2006-15.       

• What is a systematic literature search?
  Here you will find general tools for building a systematic and structured search. It is not a subject-specific guide, but tools to work with your keywords and structure your search process.
• What is a systematic review?
  See more about what characterizes and what requirements are set for a systematic review. Here you will also find suggestions for literature on preparing systematic reviews and other types of reviews.