For example, cite your source if you: Include data from your reading eg tables, statistics, diagrams Describe or discuss a theory, model or practice from a particular writer Want to add credibility to your argument by bringing in the ideas of another writer Provide quotations or definitions in your essay; Paraphrase or summarise information which is not common knowledge For more on using source information in your writing, see these Skills Guides pages:.
Advice on all aspects of the writing process. Including tips on how to skim read articles. Organise your sources: reference management software. Using the reference style guides Firstly, you'll need to know which reference style is used in your department.
Referencing styles used in departments click to expand. In each guide you'll find: common questions about using the referencing style examples of citations and references for different source types other useful resources You can also find these links at the top of the page.
APA style guide. Chicago style guide. Harvard style guide. IEEE style guide. MHRA style guide. MLA style guide. Referencing style guides Referencing styles at UQ A referencing style is a set of rules on how to acknowledge the thoughts, ideas and works of others in a particular way.
Which referencing style should I use? Check your course profile or ask your lecturer what style you should use Some schools or disciplines use a standard style but it is still possible your lecturer may require a different style There is no standard style used across UQ Researchers submitting a paper for publication in a journal should check the journal's Instructions for Authors, which will normally be available on the journal's website The guides include examples of reference lists and how to cite different formats.
APA 7th edition APA 6th edition American Psychological Association The standard style used in psychology, but it is also widely used in other disciplines, especially in the social sciences. CSE Council of Science Editors Widely used in the life sciences, and its provisions are also applicable to other scientific disciplines.
UQ Harvard "Harvard style" is not an official referencing style. Vancouver Vancouver is a generic term for a style of referencing widely used in the health sciences. Style and essay guides for particular schools and disciplines The following schools have their own official referencing guides or preferred styles.
Note: You should still check which referencing style your lecturer prefers. About the style This style is a numbered footnote style widely used in medicine, especially in journals published by the American Medical Association AMA. The guide outlines how to cite a variety of references IEEE Editorial Style Manual - a comprehensive editorial style manual, with a formal set of editorial guidelines, and other guides.
About the style The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IEEE is the major professional body and publisher in the fields of electrical engineering and computer science.
Additional referencing information Referencing specific formats Suggestions for citing these formats, if there is not an existing rule in your referencing style: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander referencing Manuscripts from the Fryer Library Code in your assignments Datasets. Referencing software EndNote referencing software is available for UQ students and staff to help automate your referencing.
We have: help guides and training sessions on using EndNote information on other referencing software. Other guides for your assignments and research Subject - our librarians have selected key books, journals and databases to find articles and specialised resources for your subject. Powered by Springshare. Login to LibApps. Style manuals and guides dictate more than just in-text citation and reference list formatting.
They also have rules for how to structure your paper and, in some cases, the cover sheet for your paper. Don't worry, each citation style has its own manual to help you figure out exactly how it all works. To find more information on specific citation styles and their corresponding style guide, check out the pages linked in the table.
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