Answered By: Francine May
Last Updated: Oct 24, 2025     Views: 594

How do I connect Google Scholar to MRU Library for full-text access?


Summary: Takes 1 minute. Adds MRU full-text links to Google Scholar.

👉 Connect Google Scholar to MRU Library

What is Google Scholar?

Google Scholar is a free tool for finding academic articles, books, and other research. It includes both open-access materials and items you can access through MRU Library subscriptions.

Why connect it to MRU?

When you connect Google Scholar to MRU Library, your results will show Full-Text @ MRU Library links beside articles and book chapters that we have access to—so you can go straight to the PDF instead of hitting a paywall.

If something isn’t available, you can request it through Interlibrary Loan and we’ll get a copy for you.

How to connect

  1. Go to Google Scholar.
  2. Click the (three lines) menu at the top left and choose Settings.
  3. Select Library Links. Search for Mount Royal University.
  4. Check the box for Mount Royal University Library – Full-Text@MRU Library, then click Save.
  5. Now when you search, look for Full-Text@MRU Library beside results to access items online.

Note: This works for electronic items only. It won’t show if MRU has a print copy.

Google Scholar Settings menu

Library Links screen in Google Scholar

Example of Full-Text@MRU Library link in results

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Need help?

Ask at the Library Service Desk or chat with us online through Ask Us—we’re happy to walk you through it.