Getting started
Are you new to RMIT University? Here are some tips about Getting Started at RMIT University Library.
Ask a Librarian
Do you have an information question about your topic, or a question about library services? There are several ways you can contact RMIT University Librarians:
- Use the Ask A Librarian service for help using chat or email.
- Ask your Liaison Librarian for specialised advice in your subject area
- Contact staff at the RMIT University Library
- Contact staff at the RMIT University Vietnam Library.
Want to learn more about searching for information?
RMIT University staff and students in Melbourne can use the Find Information page to learn more about
- selecting and searching databases
- finding books, e-books, journals, e-journals, and items in the Reserve collection
- using other library catalogues, and getting items from other libraries using a CAVAL card or Document Delivery Services
- using tools like FindIt, CrossSearch and Citation Linker to help you find fulltext information resources quickly.
RMIT University students in Melbourne can attend research skills classes on topics such as subject databases, Internet searching and using Endnote referencing software.
Liaison Librarians have written online tutorials and guides about searching for particular groups of students.
Need help with study & writing skills?
For more information about study and academic skills you can go to the Learning Lab and the Academic Integrity—Information for students website.
