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The University Library uses a classification system called Library of Congress (LC).
A call number can be found on the spines (or the front cover), of all the books, and they are shelved in classification sequence. You might be familiar with the Dewey Decimal System of classification, which is used in school and public libraries.
To find many Psychology books in the open stacks, the call number range you can browse is:
BF1 – BF900
However, some books might be in other sections, of the Central Library e.g.
GN for Cultural Psychology
HM for Social Psychology
P for Language Development
WM for Abnormal Psychology etc.
You might also be required to use the other campus libraries to get the books you need, e.g. the Health Sciences Library, the Science Library, the Education Library (Robertson), or the Law Library.
To help find books, use the library catalogue ‘Library Search | Ketu’, and check out this short video: How to find a book on the library shelves.
If a book that you need is not held by the Library, try these options:
Encyclopedias & dictionaries are great places to start when learning about a new topic or creating a search strategy.
Search Library Search | Ketu for encyclopedias and dictionaries.
For example: