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Undergradute Engineering students can take up membership of the IMechE free of charge and make use of the services and resources in its library, including:
The library's collections contain the entire backfile of IMechE publications from 1847, as well as Society of Automotive Engineers publications and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers papers.
For the library and archive catalogues, and more information on the services, see http://www.imeche.org/knowledge/library/catalogues
Further information on student membership is available at: http://www.imeche.org/membership/apply/students-and-apprentices/student-affiliate
Undergraduate Engineering students can take up membership of the ICE free of charge and make use of the services and resources in its library, including:
ICE is home to an enormous variety of civil engineering content, including many thousands of books and articles published by the society since 1836. You can find out more about the ICE Library at: https://www.ice.org.uk/disciplines-and-resources/ice-library-and-digital-resources
Further information on student membership is available at: https://www.ice.org.uk/membership/grades-of-ice-membership/student-membership-of-ice
Undergraduate Engineering students can take up membership of the IStructE free of charge and make use of the services and resources in its library, including:
Further information on student membership is available at: https://www.istructe.org/membership/types-of-membership/student-member
Further information on all of the above can be found at the Institution’s website
The IET has a heritage dating back to 1871, and today its mission is to inspire, inform and influence the global engineering community, supporting technology innovation to meet the needs of society. Students can take advantage of membership and access a wealth of searchable information - in print and online - from the IET’s outstanding specialist engineering-related collections including over 190,000 technical papers including 70,000 journal articles, 6,000 eBook chapters and over 1,300 conference publications. The IET provides the following knowledge services (http://www.theiet.org/resources/library/ );
The Faraday Centre, including the Knowledge Centre and Faraday Lounge is now open at Savoy Place, London. Members can visit the physical library for loans and renewals, the library bookshop and access to book reviews - a postal service is provided for those members outside of the London area.
Offering a range of 24 research titles, 3 letters journals and a gold open access megajournal, the IET Journals portfolio offers a wealth of research and information in a wide range engineering and technology fields.
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A free enquiry service, and document supply and interlibrary loans at charged rates.
The IET Archives consists of the IET's own records, special collections, rare books libraries and deposited business records. They all reflect the history and innovation of engineering and technology with the majority of material held off site in a special temperature and humidity controlled repository. We offer a basic enquiry service and are also open to the public to view material by appointment.