The Library has the following workshops available in Chinese.
中文讲座助你学习一把力 Library workshops in Chinese
News
Film Screening: PhD 2 Still in Grad School - 8 February
Relax, kick back with fellow researchers and enjoy this comedy screening!
When: 8 February 2019, 1 - 3pm
Where: UTS Library, Room 4.k
Visualise Your Thesis Competition 2019
Visualise Your Thesis is a national competition that challenges research students to present their research in a 60 second, eye-catching digital display. Using a pre-supplied template, entrants create a striking looped presentation to encapsulate their research projects.
New fiction eBooks available via the Library Catalogue
Looking for something exciting to read over the summer break?
Food For Fines 2018!
Thank you to the hundreds of library clients who generously donated over 1830 food items to Mission Australia in our 10th Food for Fines campaign.
LRS deliveries over Christmas and New Year
For the Christmas and New Year closure, our last Library Retireval System (LRS) delivery will be at 2pm on Monday 24 Dec.
Research Week 4 - 8 February 2019
Insights and skills to launch your research career!
Christmas Closure 2018/19
UTS Library will be closed from 4pm on Monday 24 December and will reopen on Wednesday 2 January 2019.
Kanopy: video streaming with over 30,000 movies, documentaries and films
Kanopy is a video streaming platform with one of the largest and most unique collections in the world featuring over 30,000 movies, documentaries, and indie and foreign films.
Academic Staff: Now is the time to renew your subject readings
Please contact DRR staff if you would like any past resources re-activated for Summer or Autumn semesters.
Research Week 4-8 February 2019 - Save the date!
Insights and skills to launch your research career!
This is a dedicated training week to help new researchers across all faculties develop practical skills, find out what support is available to help you throughout your project and meet other people to build your network.
Food for Fines campaign is now completed.
Your outstanding Library fines need to be
under $50 to receive spring semester results.
Cyberbullying - Display on Level 4
UTS Library has curated a selection of books and images relating to the topic of Cyberbullying;
Book marking
You may notice some books/items being marked on shelves in the Library beginning Monday 12 November 2018. This is in preparation for relocation to the Library Retrieval System (LRS). The marked books are being moved to the LRS ahead of the Library’s move to the new building in 2019.
Borrow more items, for longer
Commencing Monday, 12 November 2018 the UTS Library will be changing its loan options to provide you with more and longer loans.
What does this mean for you?
UPDATE Resolution for Google Scholar
The technical issues with access to Google Scholar have been resolved.
On campus access: when on campus, you will automatically see the "Full text @ UTS"
Catalogue and My Library Issues
We are currently experiencing some intermittent issues with our library catalogue system. This is not effecting most users, but a small number of clients may notice some errors in their My Library record (fines, holds, current loans).
Open Access Week: 22 - 28 October 2018
UTS supports Open Access!
The theme for the 2018 International Open Access Week is “designing equitable foundations for open knowledge".
New books by UTS Authors
Highlighting some recent additions to our collection by UTS authors and editors.
BONUS+ renewal extensions update
UPDATE: From Tuesday 16 October 2018, Library patrons will be able to renew BONUS+ items twice (providing no additional request has been made on the item/s).