News from The University Library

The libraries' opening hours over Christmas and New Years Holidays

Extended loan periods over the holidays

Over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays you can borrow books without stressing about due dates.

100% open access to published research – how can this be achieved?

Most, but not all, articles are published open access. In some cases, it is possible to provide open access to your article after its publication.

Direct full-text access with browser extension

A simple browser extension gives you direct access to full-text articles, irrespective of where and when you find them.

Do you know that you can get help with academic writing?

Are you writing your thesis? Do you have to complete other assignments? Remember that you can get help with your academic writing at the University Library.

Reserving borrowed books

If the book you are looking for is on loan, you can queue for it. When the loan period is over and the book is returned, you will by notified by e-mail that the book can be picked up from the reservation shelf.

Drop-in support at the Main Library or online - choose what suits you best

The Lyktan Study Support Centre offers help with searching various databases, finding scientific articles or writing academic texts. On March 7, we open up so you can get drop-in help both on site and via Zoom.

New publishing agreements and databases 2022

With the new year a number of publishing agreements have been added. We have compiled them here with some other bigger and smaller changes.

The Research guide will help you find suitable sources for your subject

In the University Library's Research guides, you will find tips on databases and other resources within a specific subject area.

Get access to statistics from over 20,000 sources

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