Library resource trial: Henry Stewart Business and Management Journals
19/02/2020
The Library Service has organised trial access to 20 Henry Stewart Business and Management Journals until 30 April.
The collection comprises over 4,000 online vocational articles and case studies written by world-leading practitioners and scholars. The journals give useful insights into how practitioners address business and management challenges in the world of work.
Subjects covered include marketing, management, finance, real estate and digital business.
Please be aware that the trial does not extend to the online lectures and other multimedia that are included on the Henry Stewart platform.
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