Below is the new databases which could be accessed via library website.
1. Project MUSE – Social Sciences Collection
The Social Sciences Collection for journals is a subset of the Premium Collection. It is a collection of high quality, peer reviewed journals designed for institutions acquiring extensively in the social sciences. Building on MUSE’s strengths in international relations and in aspects of political science and economics, this collection is designed to meet the needs of special libraries such as thinktanks, government agencies, non-governmental organizations, research institutes, and related organizations. Of the new journal titles added to MUSE each year, the best of those with a clear social science focus are added to the Social Sciences Collection.
2. The New York Times / The New York Times in Education
The New York Times (Register and login account with university email)
• Historical articles: Unlimited access to articles in the date ranges 1851 – 1922 and 1981 – now.
• Access to articles from 1923-1980 is limited to five articles per day for each user.
• Videos, multimedia, blogs… etc.
To activate your Academic Pass for access to The New York Times, please follow these steps:
Visit https://myaccount.nytimes.com/verification/edupass, create a free NYTimes.com account using your university email address. If you already have a NYTimes.com account associated with your university email address, log in with those credentials. Remember to login out when you leave the platform. You may download NYTimes mobile apps at nytimes.com/mobile.
The New York Times in Education (Register and login account with university email)
Twelve major areas: Business, Leadership, Economic, International Relation, Psychology, Writing & English Composition, Environmental Science, American Government, Criminal Justice, Biology, Religious Studies, Campaigns and Elections.
It covers Case Study, Article Discussion, Must Read Article and Sharing Teaching Strategy across the world.
To activate your Academic Pass for access to The New York Times in Education, please follow these steps:
Visit http://nytimesineducation.com/register/, create a free New York Times Education account using your university email address. If you already have an account associated with your university email address, log in with those credentials. Remember to login out when you leave the platform
The library has other databases available for HKSYU users, further information can be found here.
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