IUS Library services provide access to several commercial and noncommercial electronic resources (e-resources) to support its students and academicians in their studies, during their research and teaching processes.

E-resources are subject to the copyright law, just like printed materials and their use is also governed by the license agreements that IUS signs with publishers when arranging electronic access.

E-resources available at IUS are accessible only through the IUS network, inside the premises of the IUS Campus.

Full-text database of current scholarly research in biological, ecological and environmental sciences. Access to over 190 high-impact research journals with over 125,000 full-text articles.

Seven leading peer reviewed journals in law, economics, and management. Access to 288 Development Studies and Development Economics titles published in 2015 or before.

Weekly general medical journal that publishes new medical research findings, review articles, case reports, and editorial opinion on biomedical science and clinical practice.

Full collection of ASTM's industry-leading standards, 1,700 technical e-books, 8 journals and assorted research information. Used by over 2,000 universities worldwide.

JSTOR

More than 2,000 academic journals, dating back to the first volume ever published, along with thousands of monographs. Over 50 million digitized pages of scholarly content.

World Bank – Global Development Finance

GDF Online allows access to statistical data for 147 countries between 1970-2009. Vital source of financial and technical assistance data to developing countries.

World Bank – World Development Indicators

WDI Online is one of the key sources in the area of global economy. Comprehensive development data from the World Bank.

Research4Life

Platform providing access to peer-reviewed academic and professional content across multiple disciplines. Includes Hinari, AGORA, OARE, ARDI, and GOALI collections.

Databases in five different fields: Health Sciences, Engineering and Fundamental Sciences, Social Sciences and Humanities, Life Sciences and Law. Includes bibliographical information and full-text journals.