Streaming Video: Collections

Academic Video Online: Premium consists of thousands of streaming videos from a large number of producers and distributors across a wide range of subject areas, including art, architecture, business, counseling and therapy, dance, economics, education, ethnic studies, ethnography, gay and lesbian studies, health, history, humanities, law and public safety, literature, opera, philosophy, political science, psychology, religion, science, theater, women's studies, and more.

Digitalia Film Library offers a diverse selection of films and documentaries. The UCNJ Libraries subscriptions are to: Latinoamerican Collection and North American Classic Cinema Collection.

24-7 EMS is a streaming video platform covering Emergency Medical Services topics. It is produced by Health & Safety Institute.

Films on Demand is a streaming educational video resource. Subjects include: allied health, anthropology, archival films/newsreels, art/architecture, biology, business/economics, communication, counseling/social work, criminal justice, earth science, education, engineering, entertainment, environmental science, geography, health/medicine, history, mathematics, music/dance, philosophy/religion, physical science, political science, psychology, sociology, technology, world languages. Many of the videos are close-captioned and/or have interactive transcripts.

This Films on Demand subset collection contains more than 280 films on physical therapy topics.

Discover a vast collection of educational films, documentaries, and globally recognized foreign films, enhancing your classroom experience and beyond.

MEDCOM Nursing Videos – are located in the Nursing and Allied Health Premium database.

Swank is a collection of digital films used in designated Union College courses.

"Symptom Media is an online mental health education and training film library available via subscription streaming. Symptom Media’s library of over 200 films guided by the DSM 5 and ICD provide viewers with training tools critical for symptom recognition."--Symptom Media website.