Best bet: Subject-specific databases
Although you can start your literature review through places like EasySearch or Google Scholar, your results will be very broad-based and may not return all resources that are relevant to your topic.
A better place to get specialized resources for your research would be a database targeted at your discipline(s). You can find a complete list of the library's databases on the A-Z Databases List.
Filter by:
- Subject
- Type of database (e.g. Data & Statistics, Primary Sources, etc.)
- First title letter
Or, search for a specific database by name.
Additional Resources
Subject Librarians
Subject Librarians are available to provide specialized research help in your discipline. They can help you narrow your topic, brainstorm search strategies, and identify the best places to begin your search. Use the Subject Specialist list to identify which librarian you should contact!
Subject Libraries
You can find target resources and research guidance on the home pages of each topical library - for example, the Social Sciences, Health, and Education Library (SSHEL) or the Grainger Engineering Library Information Center.
Library Guides
The library has created many guides to get students started on their research. Some are more broad in scope, while others are targeted to a special topic or class assignment. You can explore Library Guides by subject, type, library, or title.