- The Digital Library
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- Additional resources to cover the Coronavirus pandemic
- Getting help
- Electronic books (ebooks)
- DISCOVER
- Databases
- Reading lists
- Newspapers
- Times Higher Education
- Electronic journals
- Full Text Finder
- Exam papers
- In my subject area
- Searching for digital resources
- Dissertations and theses
- Using EBSCO resources
- Accessing digital resources wherever you are
- Report a problem
- What are Shibboleth and the UK Access Management Federation?
- Open Access Resources
- Getting help
- Electronic books (ebooks)
- DISCOVER
- Databases
- Reading lists
- Newspapers
- Times Higher Education
- Electronic journals
- Full Text Finder
- Exam papers
- In my subject area
- Searching for digital resources
- Dissertations and theses
- Using EBSCO resources
- Accessing digital resources wherever you are
- Report a problem
- What are Shibboleth and the UK Access Management Federation?
- Open Access Resources
Full Text Finder
What is Full Text Finder?
Full Text Finder provides direct links from databases (particularly ones which only hold abstracts) to the full text of the article (if the University has access to it)
How does it work?
When looking at your results in a bibliographic database such as Scopus, you'll see the Full Text Finder icon:

When you click on this a new browser window will open. If the article is available to UoB as full text, you will be given one or more links to where the full text is accessible (date coverage is usually shown too)
If you have any problems using Full Text Finder, you can log a technical enquiry at https://sid.beds.ac.uk/ under 'Library and Study Hub'.


