The UEW Library invites students, doctoral candidates, and staff to individual and group consultations and training sessions, conducted in-person or online (MS Teams). The aim of these training sessions is to support participants in effectively using resources in the preparation of theses, searching for literature and data, and carrying out research and teaching tasks.
Scientific Information Section tel. +48 71 36 89 954, e-mail: [email protected]
Contact person: Julianna Czyż, tel. 71 36 80 476, e-mail: [email protected]
Electronic sources of information in the process of preparing diploma theses
Individual advice and consultation on the use of the computer catalog and databases subscribed to by the WUEB Library – is provided directly, by phone or by e-mail.
In addition, training in the use of databases is provided throughout the academic year by appointment at the Scientific Information Branch.
tel. 71 36 80 951
e-mail: [email protected]
Multisearch engine and full-text databases
The purpose of the training is to familiarize participants with the tool for searching the Library’s subscribed resources, which is the “EDS Multi-Searcher”. The presenter of the training will demonstrate this tool, which allows simultaneous searching of the contents of the Library’s subscribed full-text and bibliographic databases, in order to find scientific and professional publications.
Librarians in charge of specific databases, can provide individual training covering selected databases. If you are interested, please apply directly to the maintainers of the databases or to the Scientific Information Branch.
tel. 71 36 80 951 lub 36 80 476
e-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]
Economic databases
This training includes a presentation of economic and business databases. Participants will learn their structure, subject scope, and key features. They will learn how to effectively search, select, and export statistical, market, and financial data using the tools available in each database.
Individual consultations on economic databases are also available.
Subscribed economic databases are managed by:
EMIS Next: [email protected]
ORBIS: [email protected]
LSEG Workspace: [email protected]
STATISTA: [email protected]
Contact person: [email protected], tel. +48 71 86 80 476; Scientific Information Section: [email protected]
Bibliometric tools
The purpose of the training is to provide information on bibliometric tools used in the evaluation of scientific output: Web of Science, JCR, SCOPUS and the Publish or Perish program (an overlay to Google Scholar).
The training will also discuss issues related to:
- obtaining ResearcherID – an individual identifier associated with the WoS platform
- registration in the international system of identification of authors of scientific works ORCID
- setting up a researcher’s account on Google Scholar
Research staff can also make an individual appointment, during which a librarian will help implement the above-mentioned activities aimed at standardizing and disseminating the scientific profile.
Contact: [email protected].
Bibliography management programs
We offer a presentation for Chairs or individually for academics. Suggested bibliography management tools include Mendeley.
Contact: [email protected]
Research Data Management Plan
The purpose of the training is to prepare you to write a research data management plan in accordance with the standards of research grant funding institutions. The meetings are dedicated to UEW researchers and doctoral students who plan to submit a grant proposal.
Contact: [email protected]
Professional internships for library science students
Internships for students of scientific information and library science at universities and colleges of education are carried out according to framework internship programs developed by the university directing the interns.
The organization of the internship course is handled by the Scientific Information Branch:
tel. 71 36 80 951, 36 80 968
e-mail: [email protected] /[email protected]
Internships and professional internships for librarians
For in-service training and professional internships for librarians of other academic libraries, report to the Scientific Information Branch.
tel. 71 36 80 951 lub 36 80 968
e-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]
Library tours
Organized tour groups and guests of the University are guided through the Library by appointment.
Groups interested in touring the Library should report to the Scientific Information Branch.
tel. 71 36 80 951 lub 36 80 953
e-mail: [email protected] / [email protected]
