Below is a selection of common Chicago referencing examples used in assignments.
Click on a format in the table below to see how to reference it. If you do not see the format you need, consult a lecturer or a librarian or see the Chicago Manual of Style.
Book | Journal Article | Newspaper | Conference Paper | Thesis/Dissertation |
Official Report | Website | Online Image | Online Video | Social Media Post |
Film/Documentary | Podcast |
Author surname, First name. Year. Title of book. Location: Publisher.
Author surname, First name. Year. "Title of thesis." Thesis level, Institution.
Name of organisation or Author Surname, First name. Year. "Name of Webpage". Accessed month day, year. URL.
Author Surname, First name or Creator. Year. "Title or first line of post". Platform, Month day, year. URL.
Author Surname, First name. Year. "Title of article". Name of journal Volume, Issue (Month or season if applicable): Page numbers.
Author surname, First name. Year. "Title of paper". In Name of Conference, Page numbers. Location: Publisher.
Author surname, First name. Year. Title of image. Medium. Location: Publisher. URL.
Director surname, First name. Year. Title of Film/Documentary. Location: Studio. Format, Length of film.
Author Surname, first name. Year. "Title of article". Name of paper, Month day, year published.
Author Surname, First name. Year. Name of report. Report number. Location: Publisher.
Author/Creator. Year. "Title of Video". Uploaded on month day, year. Platform, Length of video. URL.
Author surname, First name. Year. "Title of episode". Name of podcast. Station broadcasted if applicable, Air date month day, year. Length of audio. URL.