News from The University Library
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Give your old books a new home
Thursday, May 16, the annual event "Stora bokbytardagen" (Big book swapping day) takes place where you have the opportunity to go home with one book and come back with new exciting reading.
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Help us improve our journal collection
We are currently looking into which journals the library should subscribe to.
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Library opening hours during the spring holidays
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Library shorts for university staff
The University Library is offering a series of short presentations aimed at researchers and post-graduate students at Örebro University and Region Örebro County.
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Spring edition of Information Retrieval for research students and researchers is now open for registration
The course will begin on 13 March, 2019, and focuses on how to conduct a systematic literature review within a specific and well defined research area.
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Use the service Get It Now to access new articles from Elsevier
Since the subscription agreement between Örebro University and the publisher Elsevier was terminated, articles in Elsevier journals published after 30 June 2018 are not available. The Library has therefore implemented a service, Get It Now that will...
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Data Management Plans - not just a requirement, but an helpful tool!
How could a Data Management Plan help you in your research and which elements does it consist of. The University Library offer researchers and post-graduate students a short course in Data Management Plans.
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Welcome to the re-opening of Örebro University Library!
Wednesday, January 16, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m., you are welcome to re-opening celebrations at the Main Library on Campus Örebro. In 2019, Örebro University celebrates 20 years as a university with celebrations taking place all through the year. The...
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Borrow your books over Christmas and New years
During Christmas and New years your library books get an extended loan period!
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Celebrate Lucia at the library!
Welcome to the Main Library on Thursday, December 13th at 8.30 and celebrate Lucia. Örebro University Choir performes traditional songs in a candlelit Lucia procession.