Welcome to the Graduate Certificate in Industrial Relations Research Skills Guide.
This guide was made for you by a library from the Library. It is designed to make your research process for subjects INR501, INR502 and INR503 easier.
We will cover the best way to:
You can use this guide any way you like; read it front to back or dip in and out as required. I recommend taking a few minutes to familiarise yourself with the content so you know what's in there in case you find yourself stuck later on.
Keep in mind that research is not a linear process and may not always follow a particular order of steps.
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.
Lauren Hookham
Charles Sturt University Librarian
This recording series has been designed to build skills and confidence over the course of your Graduate Certificate. The playlist below includes three videos, and each video has been broken into chapters which you can use to navigate to relevant sections.
Together the playlist is a long recording! Make use of the chapters and return to it over the course of your studies as you build skills and confidence with searching for information
If this is your first session studying at Charles Sturt or you’ve returned to study after a break start with the first two recordings. When you feel more comfortable and confident, take a look at the advanced database searching skills in the second half of the second recording and the third recording.
Employment Relations: Theory and PracticeGood news!
Your textbook is available online through the library!
However our access to your textbook is limited. Follow the best practice in the video below to ensure you have access to what you need without disadvantaging other students in your subject.
