New eBooks
Finding Books & eBooks
The majority of the Library's book collections are now available online as eBooks. You can search for both print and online using UR Library Search, or via the specialist eBook collections listed in the box below.
Here are some FAQs about finding and accessing books and eBooks:
- How to search UR Library Search
- How do I find a book on the shelves
- Borrowing books and requesting items
- Scan & Send (request scans from print books or journals)
- How to access my module readings
Here are the main locations for print books for Sport and Exercise Therapy and Sports Therapy and their shelfmarks (also known as a Call Number).
| Subject | Shelfmark(s) | Location |
| Biomechanics | 612.7 | Second Floor |
| Health psychology | 616.0019 | Second Floor |
| Nutrition | 612.3 and 613.2 | Second Floor |
| Personal health | 613 | Second Floor |
| Physical fitness | 613.7 | Second Floor |
| Sport and exercise sciences | 612.04 | Second Floor |
| Sport medicine | 617.1027 | Second Floor |
| Sport psychology | 796.01 | Second Floor |
eBooks and Online Reference books
The following eBook collections are most useful for Sport and Exercise Sciences. Collections with the 
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- Human Kinetics Library This link opens in a new window
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Sport, physical activity and dance eBooks, also includes a suite of instructional videos, images and audio clips.
- ClinicalKey Physiotherapy This link opens in a new window
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A collection of over 70 e-books from major medical publisher Elsevier, on physiotherapy, anatomy & physiology, neuroscience, rehabilitation, and more, plus image and video content. Note: On first log in, you need to complete a short form, but you shouldn't have to do this more than once.
Reference Works
- Oxford Reference Online This link opens in a new window
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This collection of reference works allows cross searching of over 100 dictionaries and encyclopedias published by Oxford University Press.