Find the recommended textbooks for your subject in the Subject Reading Lists (search by subject name or code).
These books are available for overnight loan and/or two hour loan and are located in the High Use Collection on the Ground Floor of the Giblin Eunson Library.
To find books on a particular topic, use a keyword search in the Library Catalogue. Grouping terms in inverted commas allows searching for particular phrases e.g. "derivative securities"
To narrow a search, add more keywords e.g. "collateralized debt obligations" and CDOs
To increase the number of search results, use synonyms e.g. (probabilit* or "frequency distribution") and "stochastic models"
The asterisk symbol * finds alternate word endings e.g. actuar* finds actuary, actuaries, actuarial etc.
Find books under these broad categories on the shelves.
The ERC Library holds most of the mathematics collection in the 500's range.
Number | Subject | |
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332 | Financial economics | |
332.024 | Personal finance | |
332.1 | Banks and banking | |
332.4 | Money | |
332.6 | Investment and investments | |
332.7 | Credit | |
338.5 | General production economics (incl.risk) | |
338.60112 | Forecasting | |
368 | Insurance | |
519.5 | Statistical mathematics | |
658.15 |
Financial risk management |
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658.47 | Business intelligence and security | |
If the book you need is out on loan, or is not held at the University of Melbourne, you can easily request it online from another BONUS+ library, then collect it a few days later from the pick-up location of your choice.
Graduate students and staff can request books and other material via Interlibrary Loans.
You can also get a CAVAL card from the Library to borrow from other university libraries in Victoria.