Accessibility Statement
EndNote and EndNote Online allows you to format your references into many different styles. There are thousands to choose from, or, if you are using the Desktop version of EndNote you can edit an existing referencing style to make it match what you need.
You should check your module handbook or check with your lecturer to find out which referencing style you are expected to use.
If you can't find the referencing style you need in EndNote desktop check in the list of EndNote Output Styles to see if it is available to download. Choose from 5,000+ styles including specific journal and publishers.
Different schools across the University of Brighton use different referencing conventions. Most schools use an Author-Date method of referencing but some, for example medical courses, may use a numbered system like Vancouver. You will need to check your module handbook to check which style you need to use.
In EndNote Online you can find a style by going to Format > Bibliography > Bibliographic style.
In Word you can adjust the Bibliographic Style in the Endnote tab.
This video from the University of Michigan shows you how to edit a style so it exactly matches what you need. They use a slighty older version of EndNote in the video but the instructions are exactly the same for UoB members. Note this can only be done in the desktop version of EndNote not EndNote Online.