As a college student, the architecture of St Andrews is as important to you as the library. This university has a large number of books and experienced staff to help you access and use library resources to support your study and research.
At St Andrews University, you can choose the way you want to study: in the coffee shop of the library, in a separate study room or in a group study room-whatever you choose. You can also print, copy and scan in the library, and use a large number of online resources and tools provided by us.
Major university libraries
The main university library is located in the center of St Andrews. During the semester, the weekly opening hours exceed 100 hours, including weekends. The library provides many resources, such as:
More than a million books.
More than 30,000 e-books.
Thousands of printed and electronic journals.
Academic database
A large collection of DVDs.
There are computers on every floor of the library for you to use.
Our library also provides the support of a team of experts in the academic liaison hall. They can look up information in the library and online to provide help and training.
Using this library is quick and simple. When you arrive, you will get a tour guide service. The easy-to-use self-service machine means that you can check your books in just a few seconds.
Characteristic collections of university libraries
The special collection of university library includes about 265,438+0,000 precious printed books, a large collection of manuscripts and photographs, and university archives, all of which can be traced back to the early 65,438+05 century.
Other libraries
There are many libraries in the university, which are managed by the university library, including:
JF Allen Library has books and periodicals on most scientific subjects. It has recently been transformed into a high-standard library and provides various quiet learning spaces for individuals and groups.
St Mary's Library mainly provides books on theology and medieval history, covering the famous King James Library in history.
This beautiful restored martyr Kirk's research library is available for researchers and graduate students.
You also have the right to borrow books from the libraries of university of dundee and Aberdeen University nearby.
The library of St Andrews University is here to introduce you, hoping to help the applicants.