Can i use ucl library

We strongly advise you to join this scheme. How to apply : you need to apply online please read our application guidelines. Senate House Library, University of London Senate House Library, right next door to Birkbeck in Bloomsbury, is the central library of the University of London, with an extensive collection of items and special archives. Accessing Senate House Library : all academic staff and the students, staff and fellows specified below can use Senate House Library for free, to borrow books and access their online resources.

School of Social Sciences, History and Philosophy : BA Archaeology first- and second-year undergraduates BA Archaeology and History first- and second-year undergraduates all History, Classics and Archaeology students all taught Master's and research postgraduate students all full-time second- and third-year undergraduates all part-time third-, fourth- and subsequent-year undergraduates all Honorary Visiting Fellows and Professors.

You should take a hard copy or show it on your mobile device at the membership desk. Can I obtain items via inter-library loan? Yes - subject to the library's local lending policy. See their website for details. You must request an inter-library loan via a library of which you are a member.

We run two introductory tours a week during term time. Find out more about them and how to book a place. Information on identification and proof of address required to join Senate House Library. Please enable JavaScript in your web browser to get the best experience. You are here: Senate House Library. Library memberships are processed online To register for membership, go to the appropriate category listed below, click on the relevant online form on that page and complete the form before you come into the Library.

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