• ERA - Educational Research Abstracts
• SWA - Studies on Women and Gender Abstracts Online
• Research into Higher Education Abstracts
• Who to Contact

ERA - Educational Research Abstracts

Educational Research Abstracts Online (ERA) is a comprehensive database comprising fully indexed abstracts which cover the current international research in education. A versatile research tool, ERA is supported by a fully-flexible search engine, and comprises links to the full-text online versions of articles where possible.

With online access to over 25 specialist datasets representing all the key areas of educational research, users will have state-of-the-art searching and browsing functionality, helping you to find all the articles you need, quickly and easily.

Features of ERA include:

• Immediate online access to over 300,000 records
• Over 1,000 abstracts updated monthly
• A complete archive from 1995 onwards
• Sophisticated search facilities, drawing on expanded taxonomy
• Hypertext linking to full-text articles and document delivery services, supported by CrossRef
• Unlimited browsing and printing
• Full technical support and online demos available

ERA also hosts...

• Educational Management Abstracts
• Educational Technology Abstracts
• Multicultural Education Abstracts
• Sociology of Education Abstracts
• Special Educational Needs Abstracts
• Vocational Education and Training Abstracts

Pay as you go!

Even if you don't have a subscription, you can purchase access to the database at any time, on a 1, 7 or 30 day access.

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SWGA - Studies on Women and Gender Abstracts Online

Studies on Women and Gender Abstracts (SWGA) is an international abstracting service designed to meet the information needs of busy librarians and all those working, teaching, studying or researching into any of the main areas of women's studies.

Published bi-monthly, each issue of abstracts gives the reader up-to-date news of developments within this field.

Theoretical and empirical materials are abstracted with a focus on

• Education
• Employment
• Women in the family and community
• Medicine and health
• Female sex and gender role socialisation

• Social policy
• Social psychology of women
• Female culture
• Media treatment of women
• Biography
• Literary criticism
• Historical studies

All the major international journals and books are scanned and other original sources and cataloguing services regularly searched for appropriate items. Abstracts are prepared by an international team of experts, are non-evaluative in form and are accompanied by detailed bibliographical citations. An author and subject index appear in each issue to facilitate the rapid retrieval of relevant information. These are cumulated annually and bound in the final issue of each volume.

SWGA is now available in an easy-to-use, fully-searchable online database format and is available free to institutional subscribers to the print journal. The database comprises abstracts from the journal, dating back to 1995. Abstracts are linked, where possible, to full-text services.

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Research into Higher Education Abstracts

Research into Higher Education Abstracts, published on behalf of the Society for Research into Higher Education, exists to propagate knowledge about, and encourage discussion of, significant research into higher education. Published by Routledge on behalf of the Society for Research into Higher Education, it provides a regular survey of international periodicals relevant to the theory and practice of higher education and also offers a selective coverage of books and monographs. More than 600 abstracts are produced each year.

Features include:

• A complete archive from 1964 onwards
• Sophisticated search facilities, drawing on established taxonomy
• Hypertext linking to full-text articles and document delivery services
• Supported by CrossRef
• Unlimited browsing and printing

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