Hans-Dieter-Klingemann-Library

The library offers books, magazines and journals in print as well as a material library, and access to hundreds of research databases, all of which can be found in the Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC). In addition, the library holds a collection of theses and publications from university members (students and faculty).

The library focuses on promoting information literacy and maintains an online knowledge base to help with all aspects of the research process; including search, evaluation, and citation of sources. The library provides spaces for working individually or in groups, and includes printers. To find out more about library services, see the library About Us page or visit the library website.

The use of library services is open to all university members. A user account is required to borrow materials and may be created online. More information is provided at How to Create an Account.

Aside from design materials and periodicals, most items in the library may be borrowed. For loan periods, renewals and a complete list of items available to borrow, see General Borrowing Policies.

The library is a shared space, so please be conscious of and respectful of others when using it. Please see Code of Conduct for more information.

For more information about how to do research, where to find sources or general information about using the library, please visit the LibGuides knowledge base.

For a list of other academic and public libraries, please see the Libraries and Literature section of this guide.