Welcome to the Humanities library. This is your one stop shop guide for everything the library has and beyond for your subjects needs; a wealth of information, easy to follow links and useful tips!
The Harvard referencing style is a widely used citation system that allows you to reference sources in academic writing. It involves two main parts: in-text citations and a reference list.
Millions of researchers, scholarly writers, students, and librarians use EndNote to search online bibliographic databases, organise references and related files, and create bibliographies instantly.
The software has to be installed on your computer properly to work correctly with word processing programs, and this varies depending on your operating system, word processor and platform.
It has frequent upgrades that offer significant new features. It is important to use the manual, and you need to have the software on your computer.
How to Download Endnote
EndNote support is only available to NWU postgraduate students and staff. We recommend that undergraduate students make use of Referella.
Students: The product is installed on Citrix-compliant devices and should be available on the Information Commons and Lab computers. Contact your Student IT Support to access Citrix on your device.
Staff: To download the software, use the IT App Portal or Citrix.
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