Library Services in Hobart Campus
Our Hobart campus is equipped with the most relevant and essential print books for loans. We are constantly updating and adding to our collection to ensure our resources meet your needs.
Borrowing Books
To borrow print books, you may approach the Reception with the following information:
- Your full name
- Student ID
- Details of the book(s) you want to borrow such as book titles, authors, editions
Additionally, an email may also be sent to the Academic Administration Coordinator at as.tas@imc.edu.au. As soon as the book is available for collection, you will be notified via email. The staff will notify you when and where to collect the book. If you live away from campus and the time is not convenient, let our staff know and they will adjust the date and time for collection.
Accessing Online Databases
The Library has the most up-to-date, relevant and essential Online Databases. We hope you will make full use of them. To access them, use your Microsoft email details to login.
Remember to check out these highly popular databases:
- ABI/INFORM - collection of thousands of full-text journals and dissertations, working papers, key business and economic periodicals
- Business Management Collection (Henry Stewart Talks), a suite of online lectures and case studies by leading experts from renowned universities and organisations on commerce, industry and academia from around the world
Online Workshops
To polish your academic skills, the Library has various online workshops that meet your needs. They include the highly popular and in-demand Database Search Workshop that will guide you through how to search in the relevant and essential online databases and journals.
The other important workshop is Conducting Research, a one-stop shop to your research needs. This workshop teaches you research using appropriate, current, trustworthy and relevant resources. It guides you through using subject-specific databases, online videos and lectures, e-books, journal articles, learning tips and study advice.
Library workshops focus on learning strategies, time management, analysing assignment questions, note-taking, referencing, essay and report writing, giving presentations and much more.
If you are keen on career development and success, workshops on Complex Problem Solving, Creativity and Critical Thinking will be highly valuable.
The workshops are run on a one-on-one or group basis and are designed for postgraduate and research students. You can choose the day and time that suits you. For more details, please visit here for more information.
The Library has other online support and programs. If there are questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us via email. We are happy to help.
IMC will do its best to assist you and make your study with us successful and enjoyable.