Präsenz Do,  08.10. ,  10:00  bis  10:45  Uhr

How to Use Your University Library. A Rough Guide. [in English]

Even if you access the textbook digitally from home via VPN and do not set foot in the library: without the library, it would be unconceivable to have access to the study and research materials you need on a daily basis.

The library supports you throughout your entire degree programme. Time and again, you will ‘stumble across’ the library (either in person or online): you might borrow a textbook, consult a course reserve in one of the many branch libraries, or conduct research for term papers and dissertations – just to name a few examples.

Last but not least, the library is an important learning environment: whether in a quiet atmosphere, in a group study room or in the Active Learning Space – the library is the place to go. And it is so much more…

Find out all the basics about the library from subject librarians Silke Berndsen and Miriam Heise: What is the library for and how does it work?

Event location
Universitätsplatz 9, Lecture Hall B (Melanchthonianum, Ground Floor)

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This lecture is also available in German: Wednesday 9 a.m. and Thursday 11 a.m.

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We also offer guided tours of the Law Branch Library (located directly on Universitätsplatz, in the Juridicum). The 30-minute tours start on Wednesday at 10:30 (English/German) and 11:15 (German) and on Thursday at 12:30 (English/German) and 13:15 (German).

In addition, the University and State Library of Saxony-Anhalt offers library orientation sessions at all branch libraries. You can find the dates for the orientation sessions specifically for your subject area on our website: https://bibliothek.uni-halle.de/schulen-beraten/veranstaltungen/

Contact

Schulungsteam der Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek (ULB)
learnit@bibliothek.uni-halle.de

Veranstaltungsort

Lecture Hall B (Melanchthonianum, Ground Floor) / Hörsaal B (Melanchthonianum, Erdgeschoss)
Universitätsplatz 9
06108 Halle (Saale)

Weitere Informationen

bibliothek.uni-halle.de

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