Frequently Asked Questions

The GUtech Digital Library gives students, faculty, and staff access to academic resources, including journal articles, eBooks, research papers, and other learning materials, all in one place.

The library is available to GUtech students, faculty, and staff with a valid GUtech email account.

Visit the GUtech Library website and sign in using your GUtech email account. Once signed in, you can search for academic resources and use the available library services.

Yes. You must sign in using your GUtech email account before you can search for resources or book library rooms.

Yes. The Digital Library is accessible from anywhere. Simply sign in with your GUtech email account to access the available resources, even when you are off campus.

Sign in to the library and enter a keyword, topic, article title, or author's name in the search box. Click Search to view the available results.

Use the filters on the search results page to refine your results by publication date, resource type, subject, or other available options.

Yes. Enter the title of the article or book in the search box. You can also search using the author's name or relevant keywords.

Advanced Search allows you to combine multiple keywords and search by specific fields, such as title, author, or subject, to find more relevant results.

After performing a search, use the Peer Reviewed filter, if available, to narrow your results to articles published in peer-reviewed academic journals.

Try different keywords, check your spelling, or remove some search filters. If you still cannot find the article you need, you can submit an article request through the Contact Us page.

Click on the article from your search results and look for a PDF, HTML Full Text, or another available full-text link. Some articles may open directly on the publisher's website.

Some articles may not be included in GUtech's current library subscriptions. If the full text is unavailable, you can request the article through the Contact Us page.

Yes, many resources are available for download. Download options may vary depending on the publisher and the type of resource.

Resources included in GUtech's library subscriptions are available to eligible users at no additional cost. If an article asks for payment, contact the library team for assistance.

Yes. If you cannot find or access an article, visit the Contact Us page and submit your request. Include the article title or link to help the library team identify the resource.

Yes. You can use the citation option available in the search results to generate references in different citation styles, such as APA or MLA. Always check the generated citation before using it in your research.

My Library is your personal page on the library website. It shows the articles you saved, your last five searches (to run them again) and your upcoming discussion room booking, which you can also cancel there. Open it from the menu under your name after signing in.

Yes. Press Save on any search result to keep it in My Library. There you can open the full text again, create citations and export the citations of several articles at once (APA, MLA, Harvard, Vancouver or BibTeX).

Direct article sharing is not currently supported within the library platform.

Yes. You can book available library rooms through the room booking feature on the website here.

Yes. You must sign in using your GUtech email account before making a room booking.

Use the Help option on the right side of the library website or contact the library team through the Contact Us page.

Make sure you are using your correct GUtech email account. If you are still unable to sign in, use the Help option on the website or contact the library team.

Try opening the resource again or using a different browser. If the problem continues, report it through the Contact Us page. Include the article title or link so the team can investigate.

You can click the Help option located on the right side of the library website for assistance.

Visit the Contact Us page to send your questions, report technical issues, or request articles that are not available in the library.