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Get a head start on referencing and plagiarism
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2026-10-05T17:34:50+01:0005/10/2026|Tags: academic writing, barrington, knl, new students, plagiarism, referencing, SOMLibrary, study skills|
We offer a module on Referencing And Avoiding Plagiarism which you can find on your Canvas dashboard. It explains the role and importance of citing references and how to incorporate the work of other authors ...
Introducing Kings Norton Library
Cranfield University2026-09-15T19:08:18+01:0028/09/2026|Tags: knl, new students, welcome|
Welcome to all our new students! We are looking forward to meeting you soon. You will find Kings Norton Library in the centre of the Cranfield campus, and it is open 24/7 to all staff ...
Finding your reading materials
Cranfield University2026-09-14T12:16:55+01:0014/09/2026|Tags: barrington, books, induction, knl, library search, new students, reading lists|
Use Library Search Library Search is the first place to start when you are trying to find academic sources for your work. This is the search box on the library website homepage. It allows you ...
Introducing Barrington Library
Cranfield University2026-08-25T11:56:49+01:0007/09/2026|Tags: barrington, new students|
Welcome to all our new students! Barrington Library supports all the students and staff at Cranfield Defence and Security on the Shrivenham site. We are looking forward to meeting you all soon, in person or ...
About to start your journey at Cranfield? We’re here to help!
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2026-10-15T12:54:07+01:0001/09/2026|Tags: barrington, knl, new students, study skills|
Congratulations on accepting your offer to study at Cranfield! If you’re keen to get a head start before your course begins, our Library Services team is here to support you every step of the way. ...
Come for Cranfield, stay for Milton Keynes: how Bucks, Beds and the OxCam region are just getting started
Gareth Hall2026-06-25T16:59:23+01:0025/06/2026|Tags: Golden triangle, jobs in Milton Keynes for graduates, milton keynes, Milton Keynes economy growth, new students, stem|
Heard the one about the entry-level job that needed three years of experience? Sadly we all have, and that’s why in a jobs market where practical, hands-on experience is so important, study where collaboration ...
