MHRA Referencing & Cite Them Right
Undergraduate and MPhil students in the Faculty of Achitecture & History of Art prefer to use the MHRA referencing style. This is a numeric style where numbers are used to denote citations and in your writing these numbers refer to a footnote, which lists the full reference. The Faculty advises consistency for whichever referencing style you choose.
For more advice on referencing please feel free to get in touch with us.
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The AHA Library keeps a printed handbook on MHRA referencing at classmark 4 MHRA. |
You can find a concise guide to using MHRA in the Cite Them Right Ebook. |
Referencing Tools
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We recommend ZoteroBib for Undergraduates and MPhils as a simple tool for creating bibliographies. You can select MHRA (note with bibliography) or Art History as your preferred style.
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Arts and Humanities students often use Zotero for creating bibliographies. You can find out more about how to use this tool by reading the LibGuide. |
Mendeley is a free reference manager and academic social network that can help you organize your research, collaborate with others online, and discover the latest research. More information is available on the Mendeley LibGuide. |
