Use SIT Library OneSearch to look for a reading from your course list. Search by the title and author, then check the year, edition or journal details before opening the result. Sign in with your SIT account when prompted for access.
If you are studying on campus, decide whether you need an online copy or a physical item. SIT lists the Ngee Ann Kongsi Library at Campus Heart, Block W1, Level 5. Check the individual record before walking over to look for a print copy.
- Copy the title and author from the course list.
- Match the edition or article details in OneSearch.
- Sign in when the resource requires access.
- Ask the library about request options if the reading is unavailable.
Search for the item you were assigned
Start from the SIT Library website. If you have a chapter citation, try the book title as well as the chapter title. For a journal article, match the publication year and journal name. A similar title can refer to a different reading.
Check the access option before moving on
Open the record and follow its access instructions. If it points to an online copy, sign in when asked. If the result refers to a print item, check its location and availability before heading to W1. SIT’s facilities page gives the library’s campus location.
Ask about an unavailable reading
The SIT Library request FAQ explains how to request an unavailable resource and what details to provide. Keep the full citation ready. If your assignment is due soon, allow time for a response and tell your lecturer if access remains a problem.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I print a reading on campus?
See the SIT student printing guide for the E6 and W5 stations.
