Reading Lists
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Your reading list should be the first place you go to look for books. They can be found on your Moodle module sites. You can search the Reading Lists database here. |
| From here you can access the library catalogue to see if the book is available. If it is available as an e-book, you can access the online version here too. |  |
The Library catalogue
If you are searching for a particular book, type in the author's surname and a few words from the title. Note: the search box will not recognise abbreviations or punctuation. If you are searching for books around a particular subject, eg. urban regeneration, type these keywords into the search box.
The catalogue record for each title will give you the Class Number of the book, how long you can borrow it for, and whether it is Available (ie. on the shelf). Use the library map to find the correct floor. The books are arranged in numerical order. Signs at the end of each bay of books let you know the class number range for that bay.
You can search for e-books in the library catalogue
Below are a selection of Criminology e-books
Key shelf mark numbers for Criminology
Books about the same subject are assigned the same shelf mark (or class number or class mark or shelf mark or call number) number. You'll find the number on the spine of each book.
340 / 340.5 / 349.42 Law / English legal system
340.07 Legal method / legal skills
345 Criminal law
345.05 Criminal justice process / sentencing
345.0772 Sentencing
363.2562 Forensics
364 Criminology
364.072 Research methods for criminology
364.1 Criminal offenses
364.2 Causes of crime and delinquency
364.3 Offenders
364.4 Prevention of crime and delinquency
364.9 Historical, geographic, persons treatment of crime and its alleviation
364.942 Criminal justice
364.973 American criminology
365.941 Prisons and police custody
You can find many books on academic writing, writing for essays, dissertations, research etc. in the library. Here are a few to get you started.
The Study Skills Toolkit for Students with Dyslexia by 
Good Essay Writing by 
Essential Study Skills by 
Research Methods for Criminal Justice and Criminology by 
Learning Legal Skills by 
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Contains the content of about 200 law textbooks. Its powerful search facility means you can delve deeper into your title, navigate more easily, and connect with additional resources in LSBU's own collection. For the first time Law Trove enables you to search and interrogate the wealth of Oxfords textbook law listThe hyperlapse video below shows you how to get from the entrance of the LSBU Hub building to the main Criminology collection on Level 03.
Ebook database where you can read ebooks online, download titles, and print page ranges from the thousands of ebooks available.
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to get into the database)
