News from The University Library
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Course reference books – new return time for the Main Library
Books from the course reference room at the Main Library may be borrowed over a day and must now be returned by 7:30 the next weekday.
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Extended opening hours – use the library when we are closed
From 18 January, the Main Library will have extended opening hours 8:30–11:00 on weekdays. This means that Örebro University students and staff can access the Main Library outside our opening hours.
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Make your voice heard!
Is it hard to find your way in our research guides? Or do you just want to let us know that you’ve discovered a new favourite book from our book relay on Instagram? Use ‘Share your thoughts’ to let us know what you think about the University Library.
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Extended loan periods over the holidays
Over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays you can borrow books without stressing about due dates.
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Changed opening hours until after the holidays
The University Libraries have restricted opening hours until 10 January 2021.
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Find sources appropriate to your subject
The University Library website includes research guides for all of the subjects offered at Örebro University. Each research guide contains useful links, for example to wordlists, databases, journals or books in the subject area.
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How to remediate access issues to articles on the Taylor & Francis platform
If you are not able to access an article as expected, it may be due to faulty information having been stored in your web browser.
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Your loans can be automatically renewed
If there is no reservation on the borrowed books most loans are automatically renewed for another period when the current loan period expires.
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Chat with the library wherever you are
Are you at home and want to ask a question? Or are you using one of the study places at the library? You are welcome to contact the university library via our chat service – wherever you are.
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Extended drop-in at Lyktan Study Support Centre
The University Library is extending its online support in information retrieval and reference management in response to the new Covid-19 restrictions.
