Master of Business Administration: Information for Graduate Students

1. Get to know your librarian.
   •  Your librarian is available to help you  one-on-one with a research project or a general library orientation. We collaborate with your faculty to understand your assignments and research needs.
   • Research help is also available by phone, email or chat.
2. Kick off your research by exploring the research guide for your program.
   • The guides are a gateway to research resources tailored to your needs 
3. Expand your knowledge by borrowing materials from the Washington Research Library Consortium (WRLC) and beyond.
   • Find books, ebooks, and articles by using MULibrary Search
   • Request books owned by other institutions in the WRLC. 
   • If a book or article isn't owned by any library in the WRLC, we'll get it for you via Interlibrary Loan.
4. Take advantage of longer check-out periods for library books.
   • MU graduate students get an extended check-out period of 6 weeks. Renewals can be completed online through your library account.
5. Use the MU version of Google Scholar to quickly find articles.
   • Use Google Scholar from our databases link on the library home page. We've pre-structured  the link to give you immediate access to articles that MU Library pays for on your behalf.
6. Search smarter with the advanced filters of the MU databases.
   • The super-charged filters allow you to limit search results by date, subject, publication type, and more.
7. Use a citation tool to manage your lit review and create bibliographies in a snap.
   • Overwhelmed by keeping track of articles? Consider using a citation management tool, which enables you to create your own personal library of sources and export citations and bibliographies. 
8. Use online library resources on or off campus 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
   • Remember that accessing library online information resources from off-campus requires you to sign-in.
9. Find your way to the quiet of the Graduate Reading Room on the 1st floor.
   • Or discover other quiet study nooks throughout the MU library! The whole ground floor of the library is reserved for quiet study.
10. Borrow technology at the library
    • ​Laptops and tablets are available at Main Campus and the Ballston Center 

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If you are not already enrolled in the course please email: library@marymount.edu