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There are many ways to start your search for good sources. Be­gin in Lib­search when you are look­ing for books and art­icles. When you need data, com­pany re­ports og leg­al in­form­a­tion, switch to the spe­cial­ised on­line re­sources. They give you the depth and de­tail you can­not find else­where.

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How should I search?

Feel more con­fid­ent when search­ing and find bet­ter sources. We guide you through dif­fer­ent search tech­niques.

How to search us­ing ref­er­ences
Re­search­ers cite each oth­er and cre­ate valu­able ref­er­ence lists. You can use these to find texts re­lated to each oth­er – this way, you can search without hav­ing to come up with keywords.
See how citations can help you find relevant sources
How to search us­ing AI
Many search sys­tems now of­fer “re­search as­sist­ants” and al­tern­at­ive ways to identi­fy rel­ev­ant sources. Learn how you can make the most of these new tools.
See how AI can support your search process

Help us­ing Lib­search

Lib­search is the lib­rary’s primary search tool. In it, you can find all the books avail­able on our shelves as well as the art­icles, journ­als and books we provide on­line ac­cess to.

Use our guide to make the most of your searches in Lib­search.

Libguide: Tips on using Libsearch

Find know­ledge and data in spe­cial­ised re­sources

The library provides access to a range of carefully selected online resources containing knowledge and data you will not find anywhere else. Here, you can access market reports, company analyses, statistics, legal sources and more.

In short, when Google and Libsearch are not enough, it is the specialised resources you should turn to.

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Where do I start search­ing?

We have gathered a few art­icles to help you get star­ted with your searches.

How to find peer re­viewed art­icles

Many lec­tur­ers at CBS ex­pect you to use peer re­viewed art­icles in your as­sign­ments. The good news is that it is easy to find…

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How to find lit­er­at­ure re­view art­icles

Start­ing on a brand-new top­ic can feel over­whelm­ing. You know you need strong aca­dem­ic art­icles and books, but it is dif­…

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Find com­pany data in Or­bis

Or­bis provides ac­cess to fin­an­cial key fig­ures, own­er­ship struc­tures and com­pany data from around the world. Here…

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Google, Lib­search or on­line re­sources?

Where should you be­gin your search? What can you find where? Learn when to choose Google, the lib­rary’s own Lib­search or the on­line re­…

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