September 29, 2025
Dreading that next essay? Can’t find the perfect sources for your research paper? Or maybe you need a quiet place to focus before a big deadline?
Whatever challenge you’re facing, the UWS London Library isn’t just a building full of books – it’s your secret weapon for academic success. We’re here to save you time, improve your grades, and help you unlock your full potential.
The days of hunting for physical books are over. Our library gives you instant access to a massive collection of resources, available 24/7, right from your laptop.
Need peer-reviewed articles for your Cybersecurity thesis? In-depth reports for your Business project? Or even newspaper archives for that Digital Marketing assignment? Our online databases give you access to thousands of academic journals, news archives, and streaming platforms for film and theatre. It’s all just a click away.
Find exactly what you need. Our A-Z Databases provides access to a wide range of specialist information platforms.
Save time on your research! Find all the recommended materials for your course by searching our resources using your module code or title.
Curious about history? Visit our special collections for a look at the unique and historic materials we hold.
We offer over 250,000 e-books, so you’ll never be stuck for a last-minute source at 3 a.m.
Find your next read. Start exploring our digital library now.
Use One Search, our library catalogue, to search for and reserve materials from all five UWS library collections. It’s the fastest way to find exactly what you need.
Start your search now. Find books, journals, and articles all in one place.
If you can’t find a specific book or article, don’t give up! Just speak to a member of our team. We’ll do our best to source it for you, saving you from a frustrating and often fruitless search.
Referencing meltdowns is a thing of the past. Our LibGuides platform is a game-changer, designed to make your academic journey smoother.
Get the right tools. Explore our list of research evaluation tools and citation indexes to enhance your work.
The Academic Skills tap is packed with interactive guides, videos, and tips on everything from structuring an essay to critical thinking. It’s like having a personal tutor in your pocket.
Ready to boost your grades? Explore the Academic Skills tab to get started.
Sometimes, you just need to talk to a person. We offer one-to-one appointments with expert staff who are here to help you solve your unique academic challenges.
“Thanks to my one-to-one session with the Academic Skills Adviser, my essay grades actually went up! I learned how to structure my arguments better and finally got my referencing right.”
Aidan, 2nd Year Student in BA (Hons) International Business
Got a specific problem with a paper? Need help with your dissertation? You can book a free, personalised online appointment with a Librarian, Academic Skills Adviser, or Career Adviser through the Student App.
Need to brush up on a specific skill? Join one of our free webinars! We offer a wide range of live sessions designed to solve common academic and professional challenges. Our topics include:
1. Referencing and citation
2. Academic writing
3. Digital literacy
4. Literature searching
5. Critical thinking
6. Evaluating sources
7. CV writing and career advice
These webinars are perfect for building your confidence and are a valuable part of your ongoing learning.
We’re making some big changes to improve your study experience! The print collection is moving to a new space in the Import Building, and the old area is being transformed into a brand-new, cutting-edge computer lab.
The Import building provides a larger and more flexible space to accommodate our expanding collection and gives you more room to study.
The new computer lab will offer more modern learning opportunities, from research to creative projects.
Ready to stop stressing and start succeeding? Explore our resources, book and appointment, or just stop and say hello. We’re to help you turn those academic struggles into successes.
Ready to change the way you study?
Emma Carlile has worked in international education for nearly twenty years, working in a variety of roles from teacher to academic manager, managing a range of programmes and academic subjects. She has also worked in welfare, student experience and safeguarding roles. Emma has worked in higher education institutions in France, Russia and the UK and has over a decade of UCAS Counselling experience. Her teaching has ranged from GCSEs to postgraduate level - helping students to develop the necessary skills to thrive at the next stage of learning. She holds a Bachelor's degree in French and Russian from the University of Exeter, a Master's degree from the Institute of Education, a PGCE from Canterbury Christchurch University and an MBA from Plymouth University. She is a member of the Society of Education and Training and has presented at various English UK teaching and academic management conferences.
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