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The Library subscribes to leading peer-reviewed academic journals supporting distance education, social sciences, clinical pharmacy, applied mathematics, and language studies. Access full-text articles directly on-campus or remotely through our institutional access facilities.
Browse university-subscribed journal titles and access full-text volumes.
Distance education, Teaching-learning, Computer Science Applications.
Mathematics, Mathematical Research, and Theoretical Computations.
Communication, Mass media, Journalism, and Asian Education studies.
Social, biological, and cultural anthropology, Archeology, and human evolution.
Open, distance, and e-learning pedagogical developments and curriculum design.
Economics, Econometrics, International Relations, Finance, and Public Policy.
Arts & Humanities, Education Careers, Information Technology, and E-learning systems.
Clinical pharmacy, medicines, related medical devices, and pharmacogenetics.
International politics, global justice, ethics, sovereignty, and political theory.
The Journal of Open, Distance and e-Learning, institutional case studies, and models.
Multidisciplinary literacy scholarship, cognitive psychology, and reading education.
Social life, customs, comparative sociology, and South Asian humanities research.
Teaching English to speakers of other languages, psychology, and sociology of language.
Practitioner-oriented articles on language teaching pedagogy and classroom methods.
Economic policy, international trade, regional integration, and developmental economics.
Hardware design, embedded systems, and technology updates.
Global politics, scientific breakthroughs, culture, and international affairs.
You can access subscribed e-journals from your own computer using the Shibboleth facility. Use the username and password of your OUSL domain account (the credentials provided by the IT division for OUSL internet / email).
All university subscribed subscribed electronic journals (e-databases, e-books, e-journals) are accessible remotely by Open University students and staff using your OUSL institutional domain credentials or university VPN.
