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Students can request scanned copies of an entire journal article or up to 1 chapter or 10% of a book or document (whichever is greater), in adherence with copyright guidelines. Click HERE for guidelines.

Items not available at a particular campus library can be obtained from another UTT campus Library.  You may download an Intra Library Loan Form by clicking the link above or you may obtain a print copy at any campus library.

Academic staff can make recommendations for additions towards the development of a scholarly library collection by filling out a Library Requisition Form and submitting completed form to your campus Librarian.  You may download a Requisition Form by clicking the link above or you may obtain a print copy at any campus library.

Any patron may make suggestions for resources to be included in the print and electronic collection.  The suggestions may be for resources that contribute to the overall enhancement of the library collection or for curriculum support. You may download a Library Resources Suggestion Form by clicking the link above or you may obtain a print copy at any campus library.

Library staff provide instruction and research assistance to staff and students on a variety of information-related topics.  Strategies for accessing information, database searching, referencing and reviewing the literature are examples of instructional programmes carried out by the library. You may download a Library Instruction Request Form by clicking the link above or you may obtain a print copy at any campus library.

Please fill out this form and submit to the library, including as much detail as possible. 
Library staff will respond to you as soon as possible. However, more complex questions may require further consultation in person, via email or by telephone.

Please fill out this form for a consultation/appointment with library staff for Guidelines on Thesis Format & Referencing.

Click here for more details on Library Guidelines: Thesis Format & Referencing.

 

 

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