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Discover all the resources and support on referencing available to you from the Library through this guide. You can find guidance on how to reference different types of sources, different referencing styles, and using referencing software.
To jump to a specific type of support, use the navigation bar at the top of the screen.
If you're wanting to use EndNote Online, this guide will show you have to collect, manage, and format references in order to cite and reference sources.
Get to grips with EndNote Desktop through this guide, which introduces how to collect, manage, and format references in order to cite and reference sources.
This guide will help you to find out about how to correctly reference as part of academic writing here at The University of Manchester.
Discover all the Library resources and support for writing gathered together in this guide. Here you can find workshops, interactive guides, and strategies to help you overcome challenges with writing such as getting started and writer's block.
Understand the principles behind referencing and why it's critical to good academic practice through this interactive guide. We'll also explore how you can use references as evidence for your argument and how to differentiate the ideas of others from your own voice.
To learn about academic integrity, including key issues to be aware of, take a look at this guide. We cover strategies to help you avoid plagiarism when referring to the ideas of others and to add your own voice into your work.
This hands-on session will introduce you to the EndNote reference management software, a tool to help with managing your references, as well as creating citations and bibliographies in different formats.
This workshop will introduce you to the online version of Endnote for keeping track of your reading, sharing your references, and creating citations and bibliographies in the appropriate format and style.
This workshop will focus on how to reference sources in your writing, including different ways of incorporating the work of others into your writing. We will also discuss how to find the right balance between the work of others, and your own voice.
