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How to Request Items from the Library Retrieval System (LRS)
This process is simple:
1. Search the Library Catalogue.
2. Select the item you want. If it's held in the LRS, you will see 'Library Retrieval System' under Location.
Sorry for the inconvenience! Books are being relocated within the Library
Building a Better Library Experience
Parts of the UTS Library collection are currently being moved within the City Campus Library to their new location. Some items may be unavailable for up to 24 hours while they are relocated.
Design Futures Exhibition and Talk
EXHIBITION
On display from 29 July to 31 August, 2014
Official Opening 3 - 5pm Thursday, 21 August, City Campus Library, Level 2, All Welcome
Library Retrieval System (LRS) Tours
Building a Better Library Experience
UTS Library will be hosting daily tours for UTS staff and students to view the new Library Retrieval System (LRS)
Country Economic Forecasts (Oxford Economics) back online
Country Economic Forecasts (Oxford Economics) is working again. We thank you for your patience while we worked with Oxford Economics to resolve this issue!
Academic Staff: Do you need help preparing your subject readings?
UTS Digital Resource Register (DRR) staff at UTS Library will locate resources, create digital copies, clear copyright and help you make your subject readings available to students via the Library Catalogue and UTS Online.
BONUS+ Maintenance
Please be advised
Maintenance on the BONUS+ system will take place between
8.00am Saturday 12 July and 8.00pm Sunday 13 July.
BONUS+ will be unavailable intermittently throughout that period.
We apologise for any inconvenience.
Research Workshops in July
Part 3: Promote your Research
Manga Exhibit in City Campus Library
UTS Library has an extensive collection of material on Manga, the Japanese comic style developed in the late 19th century from earlier forms of Japanese art.
UTS Human Rights Awards 2014
The UTS Human Rights Awards celebrate the contributions made by UTS staff and students towards advancing human rights in Australia and internationally.
Winter Recess Opening Hours
Saturday, 28 June - Sunday, 27 July 2014
The Library will be open during the following times:
City Campus Library |
Library fines and exam results
Students need to make sure that outstanding Library fines are $49 or under to receive your semester results.
Library fines of more than $49 may prevent you from accessing your exam results and may affect your re-enrolment or graduation.
Green Week Debate: video now available!
Did you miss the Green Week Debate or just want to relive this fun debate, you can as the Video: The bicycle is the most sustainable piece of engineering ever developed is now available!
Databases with scheduled maintenance
Scheduled maintenance notices for Databases
EndNote Workshops in July
Learn how to organise your references with EndNote. Introduction, Advanced and Mac classes available.
Book into a session now!
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Mon 7 July |
THE GREEN WEEK DEBATE – Thu, 5 Jun at 1pm
The bicycle is the most sustainable piece of engineering ever developed
UTS Green and UTS Library will be hosting an exciting Green Week Debate to celebrate World Environment Day.
Information about MyStudentAdmin, CASS outage and Sanctions 30 May to 3 June
Student Administration Systems (CASS) including MyStudentAdmin are scheduled for an upgrade from:
Opening of words: A curation of student works
UTS Library warmly invites you to the opening of Words, part of the Curations series of exhibitions.
DATE: Tuesday, 20 May 2014
TIME: 1.00pm
VENUE: Library Foyer, Level 2, City Campus Library
Quiet Space to Study
Attention all students!
If you are looking for a quiet space to study then head on up to Level 5.
Level 5 is our silent floor. It is best suited for individual study as talking is not permitted.
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