Undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students, as well as researchers, can book a librarian for assistance with searching and accessing online resources and with RefWorks, a web-based reference manager.
If you need assistance, you can book 30 minutes with a library and information specialist.
Refworks is a web-based reference manager. It helps you to collect, organize, and cite research. RefWorks also creates reference lists. Use your UNAK email address when you create an account.
The electronic collections of the library are rapidly growing and are accessible to students either through open access, country-wide access or the local network of the University.
More and more e-books are being added to the collections and if journals are available in electronic form then this option is chosen when purchasing.
The UNAK library has a university subscription to various databases that are of particular use to students at the University. These are only accessible on the University’s local network or by connecting to the local network through VPN (Virtual Private Network). The university subscriptions are identified with the UNAK logo.
You must set up VPN access in order to make use of the subscription collections away from the University of Akureyri.
Links:
E-journals
Journal search (subscription, Iceland consortium and open access)
E-journal subscriptions, open via the local network of UNAK or through VPN
Faculty of Business Administration:
Faculty of Natural Resource Sciences:
Faculty of Occupational Therapy:
Faculty of Social Sciences:
Faculty of Education:
Faculty of Law:
E-books
E-book subscriptions, open via the local network of UNAK or through VPN:
Open access
Iceland Consortium - ebooks available at hvar.is
To limit searches to e-books from Springer, the default check mark by “Include Preview-Only content” must be removed.
Various dictionaries:
All theses shall be electronically submitted to Skemman.
All theses shall also be submitted to Turnitin which is a plagiarism detection software. Turnitin enables teachers to compare new student theses to theses which have already been submitted and other material on the internet. In this way, Turnitin can lead to improved methods of work in using sources and writing theses.
The due date for an electronic copy in Skemman shall be the set due date of the Faculty and submission is a prerequisite for graduation.
Send enquiries concerning submission of final theses to Skemman and Turnitin via email to the Library or call 460 8050.
Guidelines are to be found on each page in the submission process.
Those who temporarily want to limit access to their thesis are advised to split the work into the following files and make them available:
After the review, an e-mail is sent with details of the outcome of the review.
The thesis is approved or rejected for Skemman. If the thesis has been rejected then it is sent back to the student and he/she will then be able to correct the thesis and submit it again.
It is the responsibility of the student to ensure that an electronic copy of the thesis is the final version of the thesis approved by the supervisor and that all the required accompanying documents are in place.