Welcome to your Subject Guide, where you'll find tailored guidance and advice on key library resources.
American and British history, economic and scientific history, philosophy, religious studies, theatre studies, warfare and literary studies.
A collection of arts and humanities eBooks, with a strong focus on Philosophy.
Most of the Library's books relating to Classical Studies can be found at the following locations (Shelfmarks"):
Ancient philosophy |
180-188 |
Greek & Roman religion |
292 |
Italic languages: Latin |
470-479 |
Hellenic languages: classical Greek |
480-489 |
Architecture to c300 |
722 |
Greek Etruscan & Roman sculpture |
733 |
Symbolism allegory mythology & legend |
753 |
Classical Greek Literature |
880-889 |
Latin Literature |
870-879 |
History of ancient world to c499 |
930 |
Greece to c323 |
938 |
Most essential texts and many more are available as eBooks and can be found via UR Library Search.
A multi-disciplinary database, offering information in most areas of academic study.
The most comprehensive resource for research in Theology and Biblical Studies. It provides full-text access to over 100 major religion and theology journals. Additionally it indexes c. 1,750 journals on all aspects of religion and many essays in edited books.
Hundreds of full text journals and eBooks in the arts, humanities, social sciences and life sciences.
Provides access to journal articles, eBooks and reviews in the humanities and social sciences. Spotlight on Project Muse blog post.
Database comprising Science, Social Science and Arts & Humanities citation indexes.
The British Film Institute's curated streaming service for higher education, with a focus on British and European independent films. Note: after logging in with your Roehampton email address, you need to create a personal user account for access. You may watch content on personal devices or in class, but BFI Player is not licenced for public screenings.
Access to digitised books, music, and artworks from Europe's museums, libraries, and archives.
Streams thousands of films, documentaries and training videos across a wide range of subjects. Note: Click 'Log in to Roehampton' on the left side of the screen to gain access. Please note: BBC programmes may be available via Roehampton Online Broadcasts (ROB).
Record and stream freeview TV and radio programmes for educational use, create clips and playlists, and access the archive of recorded programmes including BBC and Shakespeare Archives. ROB is managed by AVR, for assistance contact: avr@roehampton.ac.uk.
In addition to the archives listed below, the Library also subscribes to number of large archive collections that are not freely available online. These can be found on the other pages in this guide.