Aalborg University Library has a vast collection of journals - both printed and online
Find a journal in Primo
You can use the library's search engine Primo to seach for both printed and eletronik journals. We recommend that you begin by limiting your search result to "journals" using the facet "Resource Type". You can also use our special Primo Journal Finder where you can search for a specific title, a specific ISSN number, or explore the collection using the subject categories.
Once you have located the journal in question, it may be that the library has online access via more than one distributor. In such cases, please notice which distributor gives access to the relevant edition (year).
The example blow is a case in point: Older copies of "International Journal of American Linguistics" should be accessed via ”JSTOR Arts and Sciences 7”.
Find a journal in a database
You can also access a journal via a database. Several of the library's databases are categorized as e-journal databases and thus contain journal content or actual full journal volumes. Other databases are bibliographic containing references only and no full text. In such cases, you can use the function AUB Link to check if the library gives access to the journal/article in question. Look for the icon 
When you use the link, the system will automatically look for library access or Open Access.
In fact, it is possible for you to add the AUB Link functionality to e.g. Google Scholar. Read more about how to do that here!
