Do you need to reference something, but you're unsure what information is required? Guidance is available on the Harvard referencing style in Quote, Unquote, the University's guide to Harvard referencing. The A-Z list of referencing examples will help you reference different types of information sources, from books and websites to sculptures and films.

The following short videos may also be useful:

• What is Harvard referencing?
• How do I reference a book in Harvard?
• How do I reference a journal article in Harvard?
• How do I reference a website in Harvard?
• How do I cite a generative AI tool in Harvard?
• How do I anonymise a source in Harvard?
• When should I use et al. when citing in Harvard?
• Where do I find the place of publication and publisher of a book?

Most courses use the Harvard referencing style, but check with your lecturers as you may need to use OSCOLA (Law) or APA (Psychology).