The University Libraries provide doctoral students with research assistance, data retrieval, analysis, and management, in addition to library resources and tools to help you streamline your research and teaching. The Library offer access to a vast array of resources, including books, journals, and databases as well as the information you need to establish accounts with citation managers such as EndNote and Zotero.
Additionally, Wharton Research Data Services (WRDS), the leading internet-based data research service used by academic, government, non-profit institutions, and corporate firms, is available to you as a Walton PhD student. Learn more about accessing WRDS here.
Hello! My name is Anna, and I am the Business and Entrepreneurship Librarian in Mullins Library. I am your go-to librarian for all things business, connecting you to our library's services and collections. I am here to build and promote the library’s business collection, as well as support students and faculty in all their business research needs. If you need assistance please send me an email or schedule a research appointment with me.
This research guide was designed as a starting point for library resources. Browse through the tabs on the left to discover resources, find information, and learn how to research in business disciplines.
In addition to library resources, students, staff, and faculty members of Walton College of Business have access to databases maintained by Walton College.
See all library research guides here or browse some getting started business library research guides below.
View all databases and datasets provided by Walton College of Business.
This guide offers an overview and introduction to the University of Arkansas Libraries, focused on support for teaching and research activities.
The University of Arkansas, Fayetteville's library system includes the David W. Mullins Library, the main research facility on campus, and four branch libraries offering more than 3.7 million volumes, more than 232,000 journals and e-journals, and 2,000 manuscript collections.
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