While some ejournals are freely available to anyone, those most useful for academic purposes require a paid subscription, and access is often controlled by a license with use restrictions. Not all journals are available. UT Libraries purchases subscriptions to full-text database aggregators or publishers. See the Databases page and choose Full-Text Resources. Please be aware that every journal title available through licenses with aggregator services may not be listed individually in the catalog or on the ejournal list .
Aggregators often provide access to journals published by other companies.
See the Databases page and choose Full-Text Resources for links to the aggregator services UT Libraries purchases. It's not possible to link directly from the Libraries' online catalog to an ejournal provided by an aggregator. To find a specific article, try searching for title keywords in the aggregator's search system. UT Libraries pays for most of the ejournals it provides, and the licenses or registration restrictions specify that access is available only to authorized users , defined as currently enrolled students, staff, and faculty . If you use UT as your Internet provider with an ERA account, you will often have access to e-journals with no problem.