Information for Graduate Students

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Graduate Study and Computer Lab

Graduate students have a study lounge area with networked computers located on the second floor of Randall Hall designed specifically for their use. This space is accessible via OneCard.

Document Delivery

Document Services provides access to materials held by UNCW Library. Graduate students may request scans of articles and book chapters from items in the Library’s collection. Delivery of books and other materials is available to Distance Education students, graduate students completing degree requirements outside of the Wilmington area, and graduate students based at CMS. For more information please see the Document Services policy.

Interlibrary Loan

Interlibrary Loan iconNeed a book or journal article that we don't have in UNCW Library? Request it through Interlibrary Loan. Just provide the citation and we'll find it for you.

Place an Interlibrary Loan request.

GIS and Statistical Consultations

UNCW Library offers drop-in hours for GIS and data analysis consultations. Stop by the Digital Scholarship Lab for GIS assistance and the Visualization & Analysis Lab for help with data analysis. Information about our hours is available at the links.

Alert Services

alerts iconCreating Journal and Article Alerts

Many library databases will alert you when new records satisfying specific search criteria (e.g., journal title or keywords) are added.  In order to access these features, you may need to save your search, view your search history, and/or create a free account with the licensed database provider.

For help setting up article alerts using library databases, watch this video or contact your liaison librarian.

New Title Alerts

We offer RSS feeds of new titles (Books, CDs, DVDs and Government Documents) that are updated on a monthly basis.

Scholarly Communication @ UNCW

When you write and publish journal articles, books, white papers, technical papers, give presentations, poster sessions, or make other contributions to research in your field, you participate in scholarly communication. Learn more about Scholarly Communication, Open Access and Author's Rights at our website.