Subscribe to EBSCOhost
The University has opened access to the international research platform EBSCOhost. Students, faculty, and staff now have access to 15 academic databases — millions of articles, books, dissertations, and reports from leading peer-reviewed publications.
What is EBSCOhost
EBSCOhost is an international platform that brings together dozens of specialized academic databases under a single search interface. One search query — and you receive results from all connected resources at once: peer-reviewed journals, academic monographs, industry reports, dissertations, and reference literature.
The platform is used by more than one hundred thousand institutions worldwide. Access through the University's subscription is free for all students and staff.
Available databases
The University's subscription provides access to the following databases, grouped by subject area:
General
Databases for any topic across any discipline.
- Academic Search Premier
- MasterFILE Premier
- MasterFILE Premier Reference eBook Subscription
Business and Economics
Case studies, company reports, industry analysis, business news.
- Business Source Premier
- Regional Business News
- eBook Business Collection Trial
Medicine and Science
Clinical research, pharmacology, engineering, physics, chemistry, biology, IT.
- MEDLINE with Full Text
- Science & Technology Collection
Education
Teaching methodologies, education policy, learning psychology.
- ERIC
- Education Research Complete
Law and Arts
Legal journals and academic publications on art history, architecture, and design.
- Legal Source
- Art & Architecture Source
Books and Dissertations
Academic monographs and dissertations from universities worldwide.
- eBook Collection (EBSCOhost)
- eBook Academic Collection Trial
- OpenDissertations
How to access
Access to all databases is provided through the University's ERP personal account.
Having trouble signing in?
If you cannot sign in to your personal account, have forgotten your password, or are experiencing any other technical issue — please contact the University's technical support service:
Telegram: @dtm_bucheon_help