Search for lists and modules
Dear students,
• Reading lists for 2025/2026 modules should now be published and visible on this platform.
• You can search for reading lists by module code, title, or convenor.
• If you can’t find a reading list for your module, please contact your module convenor.
• You can easily report any broken links by pressing the ellipsis (three vertical dots) at the far right of any item and selecting "Report broken link" from the resulting menu. Please include your contact details so that the Library can support you.
Please see our Guide for more info and support for using reading lists as a student.
Dear teaching staff,
The recommended deadline for submitting Term 3 and Summer reading lists was April 7th, 2026 however we are still accepting lists. Please submit your list as soon as possible by publishing it so that the Library can check lists and make purchases as needed.
Please see the Online Reading List Guide for up-to-date deadlines and info.
**If you were unable to publish your list until after the start of teaching, the Library recommends selecting readings from the existing catalogue collection to ensure availability in time for the start of the module.**
The Library will Rollover all published reading lists on Wednesday May 6th, 2026, to create the new drafts for the 26/27 cycle. On this day, please refrain from updating your lists to ensure that the most recent content is copied over.
Inputting Support: The Library Reading List Team currently has capacity to support with inputting before their busiest time of the year (from May rollover). If you are interested in getting your reading list onto Talis Aspire, Please get in touch!
If you use Edge as your preferred browser, a new bookmarking extension is now live and can be downloaded here. Please update your extension as soon as possible for the best bookmarking experience.
→If your reading list is not visible, or if you are not listed as the list owner, please contact us with any queries.
→The Reading List Team or your Research and Academic Support Librarian can also offer further help and advice.
• Reading lists for 2025/2026 modules should now be published and visible on this platform.
• You can search for reading lists by module code, title, or convenor.
• If you can’t find a reading list for your module, please contact your module convenor.
• You can easily report any broken links by pressing the ellipsis (three vertical dots) at the far right of any item and selecting "Report broken link" from the resulting menu. Please include your contact details so that the Library can support you.
Please see our Guide for more info and support for using reading lists as a student.
Dear teaching staff,
The recommended deadline for submitting Term 3 and Summer reading lists was April 7th, 2026 however we are still accepting lists. Please submit your list as soon as possible by publishing it so that the Library can check lists and make purchases as needed.
Please see the Online Reading List Guide for up-to-date deadlines and info.
**If you were unable to publish your list until after the start of teaching, the Library recommends selecting readings from the existing catalogue collection to ensure availability in time for the start of the module.**
The Library will Rollover all published reading lists on Wednesday May 6th, 2026, to create the new drafts for the 26/27 cycle. On this day, please refrain from updating your lists to ensure that the most recent content is copied over.
Inputting Support: The Library Reading List Team currently has capacity to support with inputting before their busiest time of the year (from May rollover). If you are interested in getting your reading list onto Talis Aspire, Please get in touch!
If you use Edge as your preferred browser, a new bookmarking extension is now live and can be downloaded here. Please update your extension as soon as possible for the best bookmarking experience.
→If your reading list is not visible, or if you are not listed as the list owner, please contact us with any queries.
→The Reading List Team or your Research and Academic Support Librarian can also offer further help and advice.
