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New Primo Coming January 2020...
The Library will be launching a new version of Primo in January 2020 as part of a larger project concerned with updating the software systems used to deliver our services. To learn more about this exciting development and how it will affect you please visit this webpage.
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24 hour opening in The Sir Duncan Rice Library before and during Exams
In the lead up to the exam period The Sir Duncan Rice Library will be extending its opening hours to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There are just a few days until this happens and we want to let you know just now so that you can...
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Silent Study: Floor 5 of The Sir Duncan Rice Library
In the lead-up to and during exams Floor 5 in The Sir Duncan Rice Library will be designated as a Silent Study area across the complete Floor. Our pilot “Silent Floor” trial will run from Monday 18 November to Friday 13 December. During this period please observe the following rules: No discussions...
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PhD students and new academic staff - Library & IT induction sessions now available for booking
Library and IT induction sessions for new PhD students and members of University staff are now available for booking on the University’s course booking system. These small group sessions are designed for academic staff and research postgraduate students new to the University of Aberdeen and provide a general introduction to The Sir Duncan...
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Times Higher Education - now available online to all staff and students
All staff and students at the University of Aberdeen now have online access to Times Higher Education (THE) content. Regarded by many as the UK’s leading publication in the field, our institutional subscription allows us to read weekly digital editions and THE supplements. We can also search across and access other...
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Library System Maintenance every Tuesday between 03:45-04:45
Routine System maintenance for Library Services is scheduled every Tuesday between 03:45-04:45 during which time the Service is at risk and may be unavailable for a short time. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused.
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Digital imagery reveals secrets of 800-year-old 'royal' book
A lavishly illustrated medieval book which once belonged to King Henry VIII was not created for the royal elite but was actually a tool for teaching, new digitally enhanced photography has confirmed.