Subject Support:
Legal Studies
To help you complete your Legal Studies assignments, follow these four easy steps:
Step 1: Create your Search Strategy
- Use Legal Studies Dictionaries & Encyclopaedias to define your topic.
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Need some help?
- Take our Topic Analysis InfoSkills@CSU Tutorial.
Step 2: Find books and other resources using Primo Search
You can use Primo Search to search for books, DVDs, eBooks, journals and other online resources.
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Need some help?
- Watch our Find a book using Primo Search Watch-it! Tutorial
- See Primo Search Help
- See our Finding Journals: Frequently Asked Questions
Step 3: Search the Journal Databases for Articles
You can use Journal Databases to search for articles from journals, magazines and newspapers.
- See Legal Studies Databases for a list of Journal Databases that relate to your subject.
- Use Article Finder to see if we have the full-text version of an article you are looking for.
- Use Primo Search to conduct a search across multiple Journal Databases.
- Need some help?
Step 4: Explore Useful Websites
You can find a lot of current information about Legal Studies on the internet.
- See Legal Studies Useful Websites for a list of useful web resources that relate to your subject.
- Need some help?
Need more help?
- See Ulrichs Periodicals Online to find out if a journal article is peer reviewed.
- See the Referencing at CSU website to learn how to reference your assignment.
- See the Australian Bureau of Statistics to find statistics.
- See EndNote @ CSU to learn how to use this bibliographic management program.
- See Australian Government Sites by Portfolio to find a government department or agency.
- See Avoiding Plagiarism @ CSU to learn how to avoid plagiarism.
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