Project MUSE

Project MUSE

Year Joined PERii
2008

Resource Name
Project MUSE

Resource Type
Online Journal Service

Access URL
http://muse.jhu.edu

Title Listing
Document 2010 title list (68kb)

Content Overview
Project MUSE provides online access to 430 full-text journals from 108 publishers in humanities and social science. MUSE pricing meets library needs around the world.

Subject Strengths

  • African American and African Diaspora Studies
  • African Studies
  • American Studies
  • Anthropology
  • Art and Architecture
  • Asian Studies
  • Book History and Print Culture
  • Caribbean Studies
  • Classics
  • Cultural Studies
  • Economics
  • Education
  • Film, Theater, and Performing Arts
  • Folklore
  • French Studies
  • German Studies
  • History
  • History of Science, Technology, and Medicine
  • International Relations
  • Judaic Studies
  • Language and Linguistics
  • Latin American Studies
  • Library Science and Publishing
  • Literary Magazines
  • Literature
  • Medieval and Renaissance Studies
  • Middle East Studies
  • Music
  • Native American and Indigenous Studies
  • Pacific Studies
  • Philosophy
  • Politics and Policy Studies
  • Population Studies
  • Religion
  • Sociology
  • Women's Studies

To see the full list of subjects visit the Project MUSE subject page.

Service Strengths
Project MUSE launches the online journal issue the same day the print issue is mailed.

Usage Guides
Training and usage guides are available the publisher's website. A French version is also available.

Document Recherche et Affichage des Résultats (183kb)

Registration Information
Each developing country institution eligible for access (Document eligibility criteria, 38kb) is required to register to use Project MUSE. If you have not used this resource before, you may need to check if your institution is registered and identify the contact person who has your access details. To do this, please go to the PERii registration system and select your country and institution.

Access Information
Access by IP address recognition only. Institutions without a fixed IP address will not be able to access Project MUSE journals.

Where an IP address is registered to anything other than the institution (commercial ISP, national education network, etc) the institution will have to complete this letter (PDF) before access will be provided.

Publisher Support/Help Contact
muse@press.jhu.edu

URL to General Publisher Site
http://muse.jhu.edu/

Further Information from your Country Coordinator
The details for your country coordinator can be found on your country page. Please use the 'Country Finder on the right-hand side of this page.

Information for Librarians

Administration Information
To update IPs or request institutional branding please submit this online form.

Platform
Project MUSE

Promotional Information/Materials
Promotional materials are available on the publisher's website. 

Publisher Newsletter Details
MUSE News contains updates on new features and functionalities, new titles, tips for using MUSE effectively, and items of interest about MUSE journals and publishers. You can read past issues of MUSE news online or sign up to receive news updates here

Usage Data Collection
Usage statistics are available.

PERii FAQs
To find the answer to the most commonly asked questions about registration and access, see the Information resources FAQ page.

PERii Help Documents
Please see the online help documents for further information about INASP policy on username and password access, registration, registration record keeping, downloading from publishers websites, access issues and statistics.

Publisher FAQs
Publisher FAQs are available on the publisher's website.

DVD of content: In or around June of each year Project MUSE will ship an archival copy of the previous years subscribed content to each participating institution. This will be in DVD format.