UCL Library Services provides you with access to 1000s of electronic books (e-books) which you can access both on- and off-site.
Our Electronic books (e-books) guide contains information on finding, using, and citing e-books at UCL.

UCL Library Services provides you with access to 1000s of electronic books (e-books) which you can access both on- and off-site.
Our Electronic books (e-books) guide contains information on finding, using, and citing e-books at UCL.
UCL has trial access to Policy Commons Complete until 31st March 2025. Policy Commons is a discovery, access and preservation service for informally published policy content from IGOs, NGOs and think tanks. The full suite of modules consists of: Oceania : The complete policy picture for Oceania. The only comprehensive grey literature database in the […]
UCL has trial access to the El Comercio Digital Archive until 2nd March 2025. El Comercio Digital Archive was founded in 1839 and is the longest-running newspaper in Peru and one of the oldest Spanish-language newspapers in the world. It is considered Peru’s newspaper of record and is one of the most influential newspapers in South […]
UCL users now have access to JFLIX video streaming platform. JFLIX is a platform dedicated to award winning films on various topics dealing with Judaism and Israel. From Jewish history through biographies of leaders, along with films about Israeli society and culture. These films discuss questions such as Jewish identity and coping courageously with moral […]
UCL has trial access to Political Extremism and Radicalism via Gale until 13th February 2025. Political Extremism and Radicalism consists of three collections: Political Extremism and Radicalism: Far-Right and Left Political Groups in the U.S., Europe, and Australia in the Twentieth Century Political Extremism and Radicalism: Far-Right Groups in America Political Extremism and Radicalism: Global […]
UCL users now have access to Social History Archive : Records, Newspapers and the 1921 Census. Access is restricted to current UCL students and staff only. This archive features a collection of British and Irish primary source material: Records: consisting of 3.5 billion transcribed records, 375 million digitised scans of original records in over 2,800 […]
UCL has trial access to The Scotsman, 1817-2002 via ProQuest Historical Newspapers until 5th February 2025. The Scotsman was established as a liberal weekly to challenge the establishment’s dominance of Edinburgh’s press. With a commitment to “impartiality, firmness, and independence,” the newspaper quickly rose to prominence for its bold reporting and objective stance. Transitioning to […]
UCL users now have access to Aging in the Modern World and World Events and the Media from Alexander Street Aging in the Modern World explores global aging complexities, diverse cultural perspectives, personal narratives, and scholarly insights from 1900 to 2020. This collection features coverage of government approaches, societal attitudes, and key themes, to provide […]
UCL users now have access to ZEDHIA ZEDHIA features digitalized full text about the history of Central Europe’s business, economy and genealogy. The 28,543 volumes and 1.3 million pages of the publications comprised in ZEDHIA cover the history of Austrian business from 1789 until 2003. Please send feedback on this resource to your subject librarian
UCL users now have access to LatinNews Daily, this is in addition to our existing access to LatinNews content including Latin American Weekly Report LatinNews Daily provides expert analysis of the main political and economic developments within Latin America and the Caribbean over the past 24 hours. Each LatinNews Daily provides: A brief outline of […]
UCL now has access to Early American Newspapers: Early Colonial to Articles of Confederation Era, 1690-1789 (Readex) The newspapers in Early Colonial to Articles of Confederation Era, 1690-1789 can be searched by choosing “Select All” in the search interface, individual newspapers can also be found in “Browse Publications”. Early American Newspapers: Early Colonial to Articles […]