LibGuides: DMU Referencing Guide for Partners: Harvard

How to cite and reference in the Harvard style

If you are new to referencing or Cite Them Right Harvard, do watch 'How to cite and reference in the Harvard style'. It is a DMU narrated interactive presentation based on the presentation delivered as part of the Open Programme workshops.

Cite them right Harvard

The Harvard referencing style used at DMU follows the Cite Them Right Harvard style used in many universities.

Cite Them Right
Cite Them Right Online is a comprehensive and interactive referencing resource used by many universities. It provides guidance on how to cite over 150 source types in a variety of referencing styles including Harvard (Cite Them Right Style), APA, IEEE, MHRA, Chicago, OSCOLA and more.

Cite Them Right by Richard Pears; Graham Shields
There are multiple copies of the CITE THEM RIGHT textbook in the library which you can use alongside the website. It is also available as an ebook

How do I?

Cite Them Right Harvard FAQs

Find out the basics of Harvard referencing from Cite Them Right including:

Setting out citations in your own writing
Secondary referencing (How to reference a source quoted in another author’s work)
Quoting
Paraphrasing
Summarising
Creating references in your reference list or bibliography
Common questions on referencing
Referencing Generative AI (including ChatGPT)

DMU Referencing Guide for Partners: Harvard

How to cite and reference in the Harvard style

Cite them right Harvard

How do I?

Setting out citations in your own writing

Quoting

Paraphrasing

Summarising

Creating references in your reference list or bibliography