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Advice and support with referencing at Queen Mary

The Academic Skills Centre provides support with referencing in a number of ways.

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Workshops

The team runs training sessions on referencing related subjects such as how to reference in specific styles, academic integrity, how to use EndNote etc. You can find information about upcoming workshops and book your place on the Academic Skills Centre Workshops webpage. 

Additional Support

The Academic Skills Centre can help you think about the theory of referencing, why we reference, academic integrity.
Contact: academicskills@qmul.ac.uk   

The Academic Skills and Liaison Librarian Teams can help you with the practicalities of referencing and using referencing tools such as EndNote

Contacts: 

To find out about the support available, and how to access this, visit the Academic Skills Centre support page. 

Why can’t we check references for you? 

Although the Academic Skills Centre are there to support you with your referencing, we will NOT do your referencing for you.  This includes checking whether your referencing is ‘correct’ or to giving you the ‘right’ reference for a source you have found. 

This is because marks are often awarded for correct referencing in university work.  If we check your references or provide you with references, that could be deemed an academic offence. 

However, the Academic Skills Centre will always try and give you as much support and advice as we are able. 

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