The Library is open 24-hours during term-time (apart from Saturday nights).
Note that you will need your Campus Card to scan in at the keypad on the outer door if you are coming to the Library between midnight and 08:00.
Remember to bring your Campus Card with you when you come to the Library. You'll need it to...
There's a range of different study spaces in the Library - group, quiet and silent areas - to suit your needs.
Watch our short video to get a flavour of the spaces available. Come and explore and find your favourite!
There are also study spaces available in other buildings on the University campus including some Halls of Residence. Use the links below to find out more about the study space in the Library and around the University.
There are over 140 PCs available for you to use on the 1st Floor of the Library. Just login with your University username and password to access a range of software and the internet.
The Library has wifi so you can access the University network on your own laptop and other devices. The link below has more information about how you can access the network.
Students may borrow high-specification laptops from the self-service LapSafe lockers on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Floors of the LIbrary.
Go to the Ground, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Floors to find multi-functional devices (MFDs) you can use to print, scan and copy items. You'll need credit on your Campus Card Account to pay for your printing - just login to the Campus Card Portal.
You'll find the Library Café on the Ground Floor. It serves tea, coffee and soft drinks as well as sandwiches and snacks. You can also eat food in the café that you've brought with you.
You can take lidded drinks elsewhere in the Library, but everything else must be consumed in the café.
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