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The Library provides authorized access to a comprehensive suite of electronic databases supporting academic, scientific, and doctoral research. Explore full-text subscribed journals, multidisciplinary indexes, research methodology collections, and international patent repositories.
All university subscribed electronic databases & research collections (e-databases, e-books, e-journals) are accessible remotely by Open University students and staff using your OUSL institutional domain credentials or university VPN.
Direct institutional access to peer-reviewed full-text journals and global literature.
High-impact digital library providing full-text access to thousands of core academic journals, books, and primary research sources.
World-class research in management, business, information studies, education, engineering, and contemporary social sciences.
Authoritative academic journals covering medicine, law, humanities, social sciences, and physical mathematics from Oxford University Press.
Full-text subscribed articles and subject collections from the journals of Oxford University Press across clinical, legal, and social disciplines.
Global research archives, citation indexes, methodology planners, and patent databases.
Extensive publication portal containing peer-reviewed research across health sciences, social sciences, humanities, materials, and engineering.
Vast multidisciplinary collection spanning agriculture, architecture, chemistry, computer science, environmental sciences, and health.
Free full-text archive of biomedical and life sciences journal literature at the U.S. National Institutes of Health’s National Library of Medicine.
Interactive suite designed for researchers: includes books, case studies, quantitative/qualitative datasets, video guides, and project planners.
Global patent database offering access to international Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) applications, patent documents, and chemical structure lookups.
If you encounter access restrictions, institutional login issues, or require a specialized literature search, our Reader Services team is here to assist.