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- HIS 5003: History: Theories and Methods
HIS 5003: History: Theories and Methods
An introduction to resources for the study of History at the graduate level
Resources for Research
What are your options for accessing authoritative information resources after graduation?
- Use the UTSA Libraries computers in person as a guest
- Public libraries have print and online sources you can use if you have a library card
- Find authoritative free online sources listed on this and other guides
- Look for other authoritative information on the Internet by evaluating sources
- San Antonio Public LibraryGet a library card and borrow books and DVDs at a SAPL Library. Access more than 100 databases online .
- BiblioTech Digital LibraryBexar County's BiblioTech Digital Library offers access to many online resources from your computer or smart device. You must be a Bexar County resident to register. If you are a UTSA student, or faculty or staff member you qualify. Register for an account.
- Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) This link opens in a new windowA directory to free, full-text, peer-reviewed scientific and scholarly journals published on the Internet in a variety of academic subjects. All journals included use a funding model that does not charge readers or their institutions for access.
- Open and Free Content on JSTOR and ArstorExplore a growing collection of open access journals and e-books.
- JSTOR Access for IndividualsProvides links to use JSTOR's free Early Journal Content and Register and Read program. Premium content is also available for a fee.