On SearchLib homepage you can find, in addition to the search box and quick links at the top, other relevant highlights,
for example:
Once you are on the SearchLib homepage we suggest you to Sign In with your Bocconi credentials to access your Library Card in order to:
SearchLib is a search engine. By typing keywords into a Google like search box, this tool queries the majority of the Library print, electronic and digital collections.
How to begin a search?
Find out more about Bocconi MSc Theses reading our Consulting Dissertations libguide.
We usually call “database” any platform collecting data. In general, we have two different types of databases:
At the top menu of the Searchlib page you will find the button Databases, click on it to access the A-Z database list, the right place where you can discover available platforms. You can browse the list using the filter “Subject” or “Types” at the top of the page.
Next to the database name you can find different icons that gives you information about the access, whereas under the name an overview about what the database collects.
Clinking on Journals at the top menu of the page you can search only within print and electronic journals, searching by title of the journal or subject area (note: you cannot search by title of an article).
Bocconi students and faculty can use the Can't find it? service to get access to material not available at Bocconi Library. You can find the button in the top menu of the Searchlib page.
You can choose whether to request a book in print or as an e-book. If the book is not available in your chosen format, we’ll contact you with alternative options. Chapters and articles are always delivered electronically.
To send the request, you just need to sign in and then complete the specific form.
