Recent events have changed our way of life and the way we approach research. More than ever, we are required to work remotely. Because we understand the complexity of this rapid adaptation, Érudit wishes to assist you in your research process, no matter where you are.
Knowledge Is Just a Few Clicks Away
Érudit is both a key dissemination platform nation- and worldwide as well as a unique technological and service infrastructure.
In collaboration with a network of partners in Québec, Canada and abroad, we are working to establish a unique and innovative model to widen access to knowledge and to support bibliodiversity.
Érudit is a Pan-Canadian interuniversity consortium comprised of Université de Montréal, Université Laval, and Université du Québec à Montréal. We are funded by the Fonds de recherche du Québec – Société et culture, and as of 2014, we are recognized as a major scientific initiative by the Canada Foundation for Innovation.
Access restricted content
If you don’t know how to access restricted content (under a moving wall) from home, we suggest you first reach out to your library.
Each library has its own way of accessing content.
It may sound complex, but the easiest way to find out is to talk with your librarian, who can provide you with all the information and access you need. You can find contact information directly on your library’s website. You can also check out our FAQ page, which outlines several ways to access content remotely.
If you are not a member of a library that subscribes to Érudit, some journals also offer individual access. To find out more about these individual subscriptions, please contact the journal you are interested in directly (psst! you will find all the relevant information in the “About” section of your journal in the erudit.org platform).
Still confused? Simply fill out our access options form, which will help us better guide you in your search.
Dedicated to open knowledge.
Did you know that Érudit also offers unrestricted content?
With over 95% of the content being open access, there is no need to log in to access a wide range of scholarly and peer-reviewed articles in all disciplines. This movement toward open knowledge is supported by the scientific community, including journals and university libraries. To see the list of open access journals, click here.
What if I’m looking for a specific topic?
To increase the efficiency of your searches (and their precision!), you can use the advanced search tool.
The advanced search allows you to compose much more complex queries than in the simple search box, thanks to the different filters and search operators. You can also choose to search through the list of journals sorted according to about thirty disciplines, or even directly within a journal!
Finally, you can search our platform through your library’s search tool (e.g. the SOFIA catalog in Quebec), which will simultaneously allow you to access the content by logging in.
To find out more about the search options, we invite you to consult our Search Guide on Érudit.
Share the campaign
To help spread the word about the richness of the collection on Érudit, and the different ways to access it, we invite you to share this campaign with the hashtag #eruditathome. We have prepared a downloadable kit with visuals for your website and social networks.
