A module reading list is usually a list of books and other information resources compiled by the module co-ordinator to support your study of a module.
Where can I find my reading list?
You can find the reading list for a module you are studying in Blackboard.
Find out more about your Aspire Reading Lists.
You can also view your lists directly in the Aspire system at aspire.aber.ac.uk
Enter the module code and/or name.
Find out more by visiting the Aspire reading list webpage.
To find out if a specific book is available in the Library, visit Primo and sign in. In the search box enter one or two key words from the title and the surname of the author. When the search results appear you can choose to click Books in the Tweak my results menu on the left to display results for books only or filter to match your own criteria.
Available
If the book is available to borrow, Primo will state this information giving the floor location and classmark details.
On loan
If the book is not available to borrow and on loan to another user, Primo will state this information.
Recalling a book
You can recall a book that is on loan. For instructions on how to recall (request) a book that is on loan with another user, see FAQ 814
Online access
If the item is available in electronic/online format, Primo will state this.
Key areas for nursing are found on Levels E of the Hugh Owen Library.
Level E
Q Science (general)
QM Human anatomy
QP Physiology
QR Microbiology
R Medicine (general)
RA Public aspects of medicine
RC Internal medicine
RC440 Mental Health Nursing
RC521 Dementia
RM Therapeutics. Pharmacology
RS Pharmacy and materia medica
RT Nursing
Level F
BF Psychology
To search for books/e-books or journals/ejournals keep the search as Libraries (the default search). This search will look for:
The Library Collection lockers are located on Level D of the Hugh Owen Library. These lockers provide contactless, secure checkouts for books, equipment and other requested items. Library users will be informed by e-mail when requested items are ready to be collected from the lockers.
You will need your Abercard to access the lockers.
Users can choose to collect items from an accessible height locker. How can I request that my books are placed in an accessible height library collection locker?
A chapter digitisation service has been introduced to support your studies.
More information on the service and the online request form can be found https://www.aber.ac.uk/en/is/library-services/digitisation/chapterdigitisation/
Here is an FAQ with details on how to request a chapter: https://faqs.aber.ac.uk/3069
Aberystwyth University libraries subscribe to a wide range of e-books and e-book collections.
We have 1000s of e-books and our collection is regularly growing. You can access our e-books via Primo. In the search box enter one or two key words from the title and the surname of the author. When the search results appear you can choose to click Full text online in the Tweak my results menu on the left to display results for ebooks only.
If we have access to an electronic version of a book, the Primo record will state Online Access
All our e-books can be found on Primo, alternatively you may prefer online browsing the 'Nursing' titles offered by one of our main e-book providers ProQuest Ebook Central
If you can’t find a book you’re looking for in the library, you can place a request for it via the More Books campaign (Students only). Each book ordered through the campaign will be placed in the library collection.
More information is available here.
