Collections and Databases
Comprehensive list of all the Collections and Databases available at De Chastelain Library.
Comprehensive list of all the Collections and Databases available at De Chastelain Library.
The aim of the Institute Archive is to collect and preserve Institute records and information of permanent historical value. The material in the Institute Archive dates back to 1971 when the College first opened its doors and it includes material such as: course records, teaching and research material, published books and papers including news items, personal and professional correspondence, annual reports, photographs, lecture notes, awards and events.
MultiSearch, the library discovery service, which discovers content from the library catalogue and databases, can also retrieve results from the DkIT Archive. Please enter your search term above.
Holdings in the Archive are interesting in their historical content but not all records are complete; the Archive is a work in progress. We rely on and welcome all donations of material to the Archives. Terms and conditions will apply to Archive donations. All queries should be directed to archives@dkit.ie.
The Material Purchase Request forms should be used by all lecturers who require the library to purchase a book, database or journal to ensure that we have the required reading material for their course. Students can also suggest a book title.
STÓR, DkIT's Institutional Research Repository, is an Open Access (OA) database listing scholarly communications written by DkIT authors.
See how you can access material that isn't available at DkIT from other libraries.
DkIT's International Tourism Management and Marketing and International Tourism Management students take part in Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) hosted by IUT de Lens
Development coaches from DkIT’s Regional Development Centre deliver third Boyne Innovate Programme for Drogheda Digital Hub
DkIT students gain inspiring insights at the Dundalk Chamber Cross Border Tourism Conference
DkIT’s Engineering Entrepreneurship students explore Ireland’s dynamic start-up ecosystem with the Regional Development Centre
