Allows advanced searches for books, theses, assessment tools , questionnaires, periodicals (not the articles they contain), films, pictures, audio recordings, archival materials, maps, aerial photographs, and music scores.
All resources are available to University of Haifa community

Photographs, texts, audio and video on the subjects of art, archeology, history of the land of Israel, theatre, Haifa regional history, etc. University of Haifa theses and dissertations, publications of University of Haifa researchers, etc.
All resources are available to University of Haifa community

The Union Catalog of Israeli academic libraries (ULI) provides information on resource availability in each academic library.

The Interlibrary Loan service enables University of Haifa students and faculty to order books, theses and articles not found in the Library collection from other Israeli and foreign libraries, for a fee.

Updates regarding items added to the Library collection in the past month. The update includes information on new items in all subjects studied, as well as books donated by University faculty and researchers.

Allow advanced searches of articles from Hebrew periodicals and from books. All articles are available to University of Haifa community

Articles in various languages on topics in Jewish studies and the study of the Land of Israel. Item availability for the University of Haifa community depends on library holdings.

Selected articles from daily newspapers (Ha'aretz, Maariv, Yediot Ahronot, Ha'zofe and Yated Neeman) published since May 1993. Most articles are available on microfilm in the Library.

Full text articles from the Hebrew Journals Collection at JSTOR

JPRESS contains a collection of Jewish newspapers published in various countries, languages, and time periods. Full-text search available for all content published over the course of each newspaper’s publication.

Search in Google Scholar

Microsoft Academic is a new search engine that covers multiple academic materials. The database includes citations and the ability to follow authors, institutions, journals, conferences and topics to create your own personalized research feed. Coverage is similar to Google Scholar.