Article TypeInteractive user documentation
PlatformFUOYE Digital Library Help & Knowledge Base
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Subscribed databases are scholarly platforms that provide access to academic journals, e-books, conference papers, citation indexes, legal resources, medical resources, engineering databases and other specialist research materials.
- Journal articles
- E-books
- Conference proceedings
- Citation indexes
- Legal materials
- Medical and health sciences resources
- Engineering and technology databases
- Business and management resources
- Science databases
- Research tools and indexes
- Open the FUOYE Digital Library homepage.
- Click Subscribed Databases or Database Gateway.
- Select a database by name, subject or provider.
- Read the access note carefully.
- Click the database link.
- Log in or connect as instructed where required.
- Contact library support if access fails.
- Open Access: available without subscription.
- FUOYE Subscription: available through institutional arrangement.
- Campus Network: may require access from FUOYE network.
- Remote Access: may require approved login or proxy access.
- Vendor Login: may require vendor-managed credentials or registration.
- Trial Access: temporary access for evaluation.
- Search with clear keywords.
- Use subject filters.
- Use advanced search features where available.
- Download citation metadata if supported.
- Check publication date and peer-review status.
- Do not share restricted files illegally.
- Cite sources correctly.
If a subscribed database asks for payment or login unexpectedly, do not assume access is unavailable. Contact the library with the database name, error message and screenshot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I access subscribed databases from home?
This depends on the database and FUOYE access arrangement. Some may require approved remote access.
Can I share downloaded articles?
Sharing must follow copyright, licence and database terms of use.
What should I do if access is denied?
Contact database access support or Ask an E-Librarian with the database name and error details.