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Changes to Library Services during the holiday break
Ask Library and all of the campus libraries (excepting Barr Smith Library Level 3) will be closed from 3:00 pm Friday 22 December to Monday 1ÌýJanuary 2024 (inclusive).
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Course Readings has a new look!
Starting Tuesday 19 December 2023, you'll notice a new and improved look to Course Readings, along with some fantastic updates. While the functionality remains very similar, some key enhancements have been made to streamline your experience and make Course Readings even more user-friendly.
Requesting cut-off dates
During the holiday period there will be a pause to the usual requesting of items from our libraries and storage facilities.
Images of Learning and Teaching competition winners 2023
We are delighted to announce that the winner of the 2023 Images of Learning and Teaching competition at the ³ÉÈË´óƬ is Dr Liz Reed with her exceptional photograph, The thrill of discovery.
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Empowering future-ready learners with future-focused course material
The University Library will be showcasing how we can partner with teaching academics to co-design bespoke learning solutions for students, at the Festival of Learning and Teaching.
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Unwind your mind during swot week and exams
Take a break from your studies and enjoy some moments of relaxation during swot week and exams with Unwind Your Mind from Monday 30 October to Friday 17 November 2023.
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Open Educational Resources as Social Justice
How might we make higher education more equitable and accessible for a growing and diverse student population?
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Level 1 wedge upcoming closure
The Level 1 wedge, currently home to the computer suite, will be temporarily closed for building works from Monday 30 October.
Open Access: circumventing excessive copyright protections
With all the talk around Open Access Week, many of our researchers might be wondering Why do we even need to adopt open access? and What problem does it really solve? Copyright is one of the key underlying factors that adds friction and costs to distribute and reuse knowledge products – a friction that open access largely addresses.
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