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Licensing restrictions mean that most of the Library's subscription content is only available for currently enrolled students and staff at Bond University.

The resources identified in this guide can be accessed by Bond alumni and microcredential learners.

Alumni are welcome to borrow from the John & Alison Kearney Main and Law Libraries at no charge.

To create an Alumni account with the library, please bring proof of your graduation to the Library Service Desk. You will be issued with an Alumni borrowing card.

Details are available on the Alumni & visitors page, including borrowing, renewals and overdue loans, parking permit and access cards.

Expired student cards cannot be used in the Library.

For additional information about IT services, please view the 'As an alumnus or a graduating student, what IT services will I retain access to?' FAQ.

Need to research for an assignment? Check out the Open access research page for general databases, research tips and tools or browse the subject specific pages for freely available scholarly sources. 

Using open resources ensures access for all. Use the search box below to locate open access books, chapters and articles and more.

Open Educational Resources (OERs) come in many forms and from many sources.  Explore this guide's pages for information and links to databases, books, journals, articles and media that can be used for personal research and educational purposes.

Creating a new OER? It is best practice to provide access to an OER under a Creative Commons licence.  Use the Creative Commons Licence Chooser to select the licence most suitable for your new resource.

OER includes text (either print or digital); audio, video, or multimedia, or various combinations of these, provided that they are openly licensed and free. They can support a single learning point, a lesson, a series of lessons, a whole course, or even an entire program of study.

Explore and use these sites for Open Education content and resources :

• OER Commons Open Educational Resources
• Wiki Educator
• Open University

Visit the Smartcopying site which has a useful OER toolkit for teachers, curriculum and elearning developers.