News from The University Library
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Register for this spring’s Information Retrieval course
Information Retrieval is primarily a course for doctoral students at Örebro University. During the course you will learn to systematically search for relevant research in your field. This semester the course is offered in English and online.
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Doctoral students can now register for Academic Writing
Academic Writing I can be taken by doctoral students at Örebro University and registration for the spring 2022 course is now open. Three credits are awarded for participation in the five online sessions together with work done between meetings.
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Get access to statistics from over 20,000 sources
Which was the most played TV game of 2015? Is it true that the Örebro soft drink Champis is the world's most popular drink? How does the number of people seeking help with mental health differ between the generations in the United States? The Statista...
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Ask your questions via our chat
The chat is a quick and easy way to get in touch with the University Library staff when you have questions about anything from finding your way in our libraries or on our website to reserving a book.
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What do you think of the library?
Via Share your thoughts, you can share your opinions in both the Main Library and on the library's website. Do you want something to change or is it something you think deserves a little extra appreciation?
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Making cultural heritage accessible
During recent years, important work has been ongoing behind the curtains at the University Library. A small working group has slowly but surely developed a process for the digitalisation of the older materials in the Library’s special collections. Thanks...
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An easier way to find the full text to your essay or thesis
With a simple extension in your browser, you can access full text articles no matter when and where you find them.
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Library’s chat opens again
The University Library’s chat is now again open after the summer break. You can easily reach us between 8:00 and 14:00 on weekdays via oru.se/university-library/
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We support you with everything from finding suitable sources to improving the structure of your text
Get the tips and tools you need to succeed in your studies at the Lyktan Study Support Centre’s drop-in sessions via Zoom.
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Streamlined information retrieval support for researchers
It is now easier to contact the Library for assistance in finding previous research for your project, article or funding application.
