Introduction to Research Impact for Melbourne School of Law - Research Impact for Law - a self help guide for academics - Library Guides at University of Melbourne

Research Impact and Law

We have highlighted 5 ways that you can measure your research impact:

Research Impact for Law - Publication Metrics
By checking your individual publications across numerous databases you can tally the citation metrics.
Finding Publication Metrics provides a useful overview on selecting your best publications, citation resources and a useful checklist for more guidance.
RILAS Masterguide - h-index
Using Author level metrics you can generate your H-index.
Research Impact for Law - Journal Impact
Journal level metrics provides you with easy to use tools which allow you to find out the ranking of the Journal you have published material in.
Research Impact for Law - Measures of Esteem
Measures of esteem provide additional evidence of your research quality and/or research capacity.
Research Impact for Law - Altmetric Explorer
Altmetric Explorer, gathers article level metrics for journal articles.

For further help measuring your research impact please contact the Law Library, Telephone: +61 3 8344 8913,
Email: Law-librarians@unimelb.edu.au

For help regarding the grants process please contact Ms Mas Generis, Telephone: +61 3 8344 9983,
Email: generism@unimelb.edu.au