Welcome to the HCS221 & HCS532 Research Skills Guide.
This guide is designed to assist you when conducting legal research for your Assessment 1 essay.
This guide will cover:
For anyone studying HCS221, you will use APA7 as your referencing style. If you would like a refresher about other library skills, such as sources of information, using journal databases and more, head over to the SOC101 Research Skills Guide.
If you are studying HCS532, you will use AGLC4 as your referencing style. You should be able to find refresher information about other library skills in the HCS406 Research Skills Guide.
I also recommend heading over to our library guide Legal research for non-law students and our Legal Research Skills Guide for more technical information about searching for legal resource material. Then, check out the International Law and Law Library Resource Guides.
Most important of all, use your librarians! If you need help with anything library or research related, get in touch with the library.
Wishing you the best for the study ahead!
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