澳門旅遊大學圖書館舉辦DBA學生專場資源分享會

【活動舉辦地：氹仔校區教室FB-112，2025年11月7日】

    澳門旅遊大學圖書館舉辦了一場針對工商管理博士（DBA）學生的資源分享會，旨在讓學生更深入掌握館藏資源及其應用技巧，從而提高研究效率。

在活動過程中，圖書館代表詳細講解了電子期刊、論文數據庫以及引文分析工具等關鍵研究資源。此外，學生們還學習到澳門高校圖書館聯盟（MALA）的館際互借服務，這項服務允許他們借用其他院校的資料，進一步擴大研究視野。

    遠程存取功能成為本次活動的焦點之一。圖書館代表演示了如何利用學校授權的電子資源平台，讓學生即使在校外也能輕鬆獲取必要的研究材料，提升研究的靈活度。另外，活動還涵蓋了Google Scholar平台的應用技巧，文獻傳遞服務（DDS）的具體使用方式以及Endnote的使用。

    學生們對此次活動反響熱烈，多位參與者表示，這次分享讓他們對圖書館資源有了更全面的了解，未來將更積極地運用這些工具支持學術工作。圖書館方也承諾，將繼續舉辦類似活動，以更好地滿足學生的研究需求。

     更多資訊，請訪問澳門旅遊大學圖書館官方網站: https://lib.utm.edu.mo 或聯繫圖書館: library@utm.edu.mo

Macao University of Tourism Library Hosts DBA Student Resource Sharing Session

Event Location: Classroom FB-112, Taipa Campus | November 17, 2025  

    Macao University of Tourism Library organized a resource sharing session specifically for Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) students. The event aimed to help students gain a deeper understanding of the library's collections and their application techniques, thereby enhancing research efficiency.

During the session, library representatives provided detailed explanations of key research resources, including electronic journals, thesis databases, and citation analysis tools. Additionally, students learned about the interlibrary loan service offered by the Macau Academic Library Alliance (MALA), which enables them to borrow materials from other institutions, broadening their academic research scope.

    Remote access functionality was one of the key highlights of the event. Representatives showcased how to utilize the university's authorized electronic resource platforms, allowing students to easily retrieve essential research materials even when off-campus, thereby increasing research flexibility. The session also covered practical tips for using Google Scholar, specific methods for the Document Delivery Service (DDS), and instructions on EndNote.

    The event received enthusiastic feedback from students, with many participants noting that the session provided them with a more comprehensive grasp of library resources. They expressed intentions to more proactively leverage these tools in their future academic endeavors. The library, in turn, committed to hosting similar events ongoing to better address students' research needs.

    For more information, visit the Macao University of Tourism Library’s official website https://lib.utm.edu.mo or contact the library: library@utm.edu.mo