Use Library Search to locate print and electronic books in the UniSQ Library. Search for a specific title or author/s, or use keywords to find books on an area of law or legal topic. Refine the results using the left-hand filters, such as:
You can also filter results to online books (eBooks) or physical/print items. The Library purchases eBook format where possible. When selecting books to use, consider currency, jurisdiction or place of publication, and publisher/author reputation. For help with using Library Search, see our tutorial.
Did you know we offer a home delivery postage service for print book loans within Australia? We can also scan up to 10% or one chapter from print books for you. See our request webpage for more information.
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The Library provides access to eBook versions of course textbooks where possible. Note that publishers often set restrictions on the number of simultaneous users that can access an eBook, so all copies may be in use during peak times.
Use Course Readings in the left-hand menu on a course StudyDesk site to view Library availability of mandatory textbooks for that course.
The below eBook collections contain a significant number of law titles. Additional law eBooks are discoverable in Library Search.
Legal dictionaries help clarify the meaning of legal jargon and latin terms. The prescribed dictionary for the UniSQ School of Law and Justice is:
Australian law dictionary by Use Quick Find > Defined Terms in the Lexis Advance law database to search in the following Australian law dictionaries:
International law dictionaries are available in the Thomson Reuters Westlaw Classic and Lexis Advance US Research law databases.