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ProQuest primary sources are second to none.
Download the infographicFaculty and students are using a variety of resources in research, teaching and learning – including primary sources, books, dissertations and more. Faculty overwhelmingly see value in students using a wide variety of resource types in their studies, such as government documents, archival collections, periodicals, newspapers, data, books, video and more, and not only say it aids in understanding of a subject, but it contributes to better quality assignments and grades. But most importantly, they believe primary sources help students develop critical thinking and other key skills.
ProQuest can help every library – regardless of size or budget – build primary source collections that have both scope and affordability. Our collections are second-to-none – in size, years of coverage, subjects and resource types – and our buying models offer extraordinary flexibility and value.
ProQuest’s unique Access and Build program gives libraries flexibility to balance multidisciplinary primary source access and ownership based on the specific needs and usage of your library users, empowering better purchasing decisions and ROI.
Explore Access and BuildOur experts can evaluate your collections to reduce gaps and overlaps, convert physical sources to “e” and help you build a customized program to strategically grow your primary source collection over time to support library goals and initiatives.
Learn moreMeet the evolving needs of students, faculty and scholars who demand access to primary source content related to the latest trending topics. We currently offer special pricing on collections to in-demand content around diversity, equity and inclusion
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ProQuest primary sources are second to none.
Download the infographicAccess to 385 Collections with evidenced-Based ownership
Customize your selection of collections for broad access to fill gaps, then choose the collections you want to own
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Provide access to 385 collections from ProQuest with options to purchase at deep discounts