Student referencing guide
There are several referencing styles in existence; for UHI undergraduate and taught post-graduate students the approved format used is the standard Harvard style. This is a simple system of author-date referencing which is widely used internationally and conforms to the British Standards Institution’s BS 5605 for referencing.
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