CDU Harvard Referencing Style is the style that the CDU Library has developed and supports for CDU Students. We suggest that you check with your lecturer which referencing style they expect you to use.
The Harvard Style is an author-date style. There is no definitive guide or standard to Harvard referencing and you may come across many different styles or ways of using the Harvard or author-date system.
The guide has been updated so check the date on yours to make sure you have the latest. If you believe you have found an error or wish to clarify how to reference an item contact us via askthelibrary@cdu.edu.au
If you are using EndNote it is particularly important that you download the cdu-harvard_2016 style
A sample reference essay is available from the link below. It will assist your understanding of what your in text citations and your reference list should look like.
1. Highlight and select all your reference list entries
2. In the toolbar at the top of your word document click on the A-Z icon 
3. You may need to add the extra line spaces in again
If you want to print the guide:
* download the PDF to your computer
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Style Manual
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The Complete Guide to Referencing and Avoiding Plagiarism
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Cite Them Right
by This is a recorded workshop session on the fundamentals of the CDU Harvard Referencing style.
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Try this quick CDU Harvard Style Quiz and see how you fare. Have fun!!!
