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Welcome to your Subject Guide for the School of Management Sciences.

This LibGuide gives access to valuable resources you will need for your research and studies. Please explore the tabs above and do not hesitate to contact your Faculty Librarian for training or help in finding relevant information.

Choose your database to search in under the Articles/Journals tab
Find books, e-books, theses/dissertations under the Books tab
Find subject-related data under the Subject Databases tab
For research related info like EndNote, Accredited journals, Interlibrary Loans etc. go to the Research Support tab
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Register for an ORCID
Many funders, including the NRF require an ORCID iD when submitting funded research outputs. The NRF repository will use this unique identifier to link to publications and datasets in the future.
Guide on how to register for your ORCID

NWU Referencing guide 2020
Guidelines for bibliography and bibliographic references. This document includes the NWU Harvard style, the APA style and the NWU Law House style.

Endnote
EndNote is used to search online bibliographic databases, organize references and to create bibliographies instantly.

EndNote: Step by step guide

Referella explains referencing
Explore referencing in a fun way
Manual: Higher Degrees Studies
General Academic Rules
A-Rules
MS Word Postgraduate Template
Research Tools (Atlas ti,SPSS)
Research tools like ATLAS ti. are used for data analysis and enables researchers to make better decisions with data.
Writing Lab
The Writing Laboratory offers a service to all students to assist them in the writing of assignments. By means of practical training by trained consultants students master writing skills quickly and effectively.
Passwords for databases and eJournals
NWU Style guide

Writefull Cite
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