Welcome to the Library Subscriptions section of our eLibrary. As part of our commitment to academic excellence, we provide access to a curated collection of electronic resources to support the learning, teaching, and research needs of our students and faculty.
Our subscriptions include leading academic journals, databases, and digital libraries in the fields of engineering, technology, and applied sciences—aligned closely with the courses we offer. These resources are selected to ensure our students have access to up-to-date, high-quality content from trusted publishers and professional bodies.
Whether you’re conducting in-depth research, working on a project, or simply expanding your knowledge, our digital subscriptions are here to support you. Most resources are accessible both on-campus and remotely, making it easier than ever to study from anywhere.
We invite you to explore the available subscriptions below.
IEEE Xplore Digital Library
IEEE All-Society Periodicals Package (ASPP), brought to you via the IEEE Xplore digital library, provides access to journal papers in the IEEE core collection of engineering electronics, and computer science periodicals with a backlog to 2017.
Click below to access IEE Xplore.
Knovel
Knovel is a trusted resource worldwide for chemical, mechanical, aeronautical, and manufacturing engineering. Get access to certain textbooks, general reference and best practice insights, process and design applications, material and substance properties data, and equations for specific engineering disciplines.
Register for an EIT account.
i2i
i2i is Inertek Inform’s (previously SAI Global) online platform to view engineering codes and standards.
EIT has subscribed to a small collection of national and international standards to aid students in their studies. These include Australian Standards as well as standards from IEEE.
You must register for an account using your EIT student email.
Academic Journals
EIT now subscribes to dedicated academic journals across the civil, structural and mechanical engineering disciplines. Click here for more information on the collections.
