ProQuest Research Library
The UCLA Library is pleased to extend access to the ProQuest Research Library to Library Associates who support the Library at the $250 level and above and current UCLA Alumni Association members. These donors and friends can receive remote online access to the ProQuest Research Library.
From business and political science to literature and psychology, the ProQuest Research Library provides access to articles from a wide range of popular and academic subjects. The Library provides full-text articles to more than 2,500 titles and abstracts to an additional 1,400 titles, including National Geographic, Nature, New England Journal of Medicine, The New Yorker, Newsweek, PC World, Psychology Today, Science, Sports Illustrated, Time, and other, more specialized titles.
ProQuest Fact Sheet (Adobe PDF Document)
To learn more about the Library Associates or to join, visit the UCLA Library Associates Web page or call 310.206.8526.
To join the UCLA Alumni Association, you can visit the UCLA Alumni Association Membership page. Current Alumni Association Members can contact Library Development directly to get their login information by email or by calling 310.206.8526.
Accessing the ProQuest Research Library
To access the ProQuest Research Library, click on the link below and enter your log-in:
ProQuest Research Library
If you have questions or have difficulty accessing the ProQuest Research Library, contact the UCLA Library Development office by
email or call 310.206.8526.
Terms and Conditions for using the ProQuest Research Library:
I understand that I am being granted access to the ProQuest Research Library in my capacity as a donor to the UCLA Library or as a current UCLA Alumni Association member and that my use of this service constitutes agreement to the following terms of use. I agree that I will use the materials for personal use only and will not sell the content, use it for commercial purposes, or provide my user name and password to any other individual. I understand that any excessive or systematic downloading on my user account may result in my access privileges being revoked.
