This guide gives you an overview of recommended resources for Media and Communication Studies: databases to find literature and primary sources; reference works to orientate on a particular topic and to find background information, and research skills literature.
Bear in mind that Media and Communication is by nature a multidisciplinary field. You should therefore also consult resources from the fields of Sociology, Economics, Management, Arts and Culture or Psychology if your research topic relates to any of these fields.
To help students and academic staff with their studies and research during the Covid-19 crisis, several vendors of resources that the Library subscribes to have made their collections and databases fully available for free for a limited amount of time.
The Library strives to make all publications in these collections and databases findable and accessible via sEURch.
Learn how to search, find and manage scholarly information and data in an efficient way. Visit the library's Information Skills portfolio for more online modules!
