E-Journals

Access peer-reviewed journal articles across every subject area taught at Laidlaw College. Browse by discipline—from theology and biblical studies to counselling, education, and leadership—to find scholarly research relevant to your assignments, dissertations, or personal study.

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E-Journals

Whether you’re researching theology, biblical studies, counselling, education, leadership, or Christian ministry, our e-journal collection connects you to scholarly literature relevant to your assignments, dissertations, and personal study.

Browse by discipline to quickly narrow your search, or explore broadly to see how different fields intersect with your area of interest. These databases give you access to current research and ongoing academic conversations, helping you engage with credible, up-to-date scholarship rather than relying on general web searches alone.

Use the categories below to explore e-journal collections for your area of study or specialisation — or contact our library team for personalised research support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got a question about the library? Below you’ll find answers to some of the questions we hear most often. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Our library team is happy to help — get in touch and we’ll point you in the right direction.

How do I borrow ebooks?
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An extensive and growing collection of ebooks are available on the Library Catalogue and via Perlego

Interest only students are not allowed access to electronic resources such as ebooks due to our licensing agreements. You can however access all publically online resource sites.