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Reference Management

Managing references is an important part of writing academic texts. When you write an assignment, you use other people’s research in the form of articles, books, theses, and similar sources. It is essential that you always cite the source by providing a reference to the work from which the information was taken.

Here, we have gathered tips and tools that can help make reference management easier.

Film: What's Your Source?

A film for anyone who has ever wondered how and why to cite sources.

Film: Find references in the library's databases

This film shows that many of the library’s databases can help you generate references for sources such as articles and books. However, keep in mind that you should never assume automatically generated references are completely accurate, you must always check them against your own reference guide!

You can get a thorough introduction to referencing in MiunSkills.