You need to search via the VPN and multi-factor authentication (MFA) when you are off campus, this link will show you how to download this onto your device.

A good starting point would be the online reading list for your Philosophy module. The key introductory texts will be highlighted. You should also browse the shelves starting at 100 on Level 2 for general texts on Philosophy.  

The best place to search is the Library's subject specific databases. The key ones for Philosophy to get you started are listed above in the Databases section of this guide. You can find more Philosophy databases by clicking on ‘View more’ then ‘Filter listing’ then select ‘Philosophy’.

The preferred referencing styles for Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE) are Harvard and Chicago (footnotes style).  Guidance is available from Cite them right online and the Chicago manual of style online quick guide. Further instruction is available from the Politics and International Studies Learn pages. London students should check which style they should use with their module leader or supervisor.

The LUA001: Academic Skills module brings together learning resources and interactive courses to help you develop the skills needed for success at university. The module is designed to guide you through the study journey, helping you to understand academic expectations, work with information critically and communicate your ideas clearly.