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- 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
- Report a problem
- What does the "via UK Access Management Federation" link mean?
Finding the best keywords
EBSCO maintains a thesaurus of keywords to help you make sure that your search is more specific.
For example, if you search for articles with 'global warming' in the title you will find over 3000 results appear.
From your search results list, use the drop-down option on the left of the screen SubjectÂ
You'll see a selection of subject terms based on the search you ran. Tick the ones that are relevant to your search and then Update. You will now have a smaller set of results to consider.