Pages tagged with: library
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Help
The University of Plymouth library has a variety of resources to help and support you.
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Study support
The University of Plymouth Library offers a variety of services to support learning and teaching.
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Visit us
Information and policies about the University of Plymouth library and what to expect when you visit us.
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Library Research Support Services
Library Research Support Services: Enabling open research at the University of Plymouth
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UK's largest e-Textbook programme launched
Plymouth University News: Plymouth University is working in partnership with a leading global provider on the largest eTextbook programme undertaken in the UK
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Frequently asked questions
University of Plymouth. From library resources to computing queries, find out how we can help you
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Academic Partnerships – library and Digital Learning Environment
The University of Plymouth Academic Partnerships: Digital learning and library resources for academic partnership students
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How to get past exam papers
Plymouth University: Find out how to get past exam papers. Exams marked for release are available for viewing from mid July.
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Charles Seale-Hayne Library celebrates 40th anniversary
There are now 350,000 books and an average daily footfall of 5,000 people.
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Human Library event set for Plymouth University
Plymouth University news: Students and staff at Plymouth University are preparing to take a leaf out of their education textbooks when they create an innovative ‘human library’ on campus - based on a concept originating from Denmark
