Each study unit has a designated Reading List Owner, an academic responsible for compiling, maintaining, and updating the list.
You can include e-books, articles, websites, online videos, and print publications. Prioritise resources available via , and ensure all resources are legally accessible.
Items not available at the Library can be requested for acquisition. Priority is given to core texts; other materials are considered funds permitting. For details, refer to the Guide sections 3.2 and 3.3.
Reading Lists are processed after submission for review by clicking the My list is ready button. The Library reviews lists for completeness, copyright compliance, and availability before integration.
Of course! You can add a specific chapter manually or include a note for students within the citation. For more information, please refer to the Guide Section 3.4.
Yes, however please note that resources included in the Official Reading List will be accessible to the entire UM community. Copyright protected content should be duly acknowledged.
Existing Official Reading Lists should be reviewed and updated regularly to ensure that resources remain current and aligned with the study unit’s learning outcomes. While there’s no strict deadline, it is recommended to review your list at least annually or before the start of each semester.
Yes. You can edit your Reading List at any time by adding, removing, or modifying citations. Any new citations will be considered for acquisition if they are not already available.
Official Reading Lists are made available to the entire UM Community.
No. Each study unit should have one Official Reading List to ensure consistency and clarity for students. For the default Reading List, you should use the Core and Recommended or Thematic Reading List template. You may use other templates for additional Reading Lists.