English Studies

The English Studies Library is open to the public; its services and collections are intended to meet students' and faculty's needs.

For general information about infrastructure, borrowing and returning, courier, information and research assistance please visit the website of the Unitobler library.

Infrastructure

• 48 long-term study spaces which can be borrowed per semester; 14 of them equiped with mobile file cabinets
  Further information on the loan of study spaces and mobile file cabinet can be found here.
  Reservations for study spaces and mobile file cabinets can be made using  this form.
  An overview map shows the layout of the study spaces in the English Studies Library.
• 8 day-to-day study spaces for free use
• 30 lockers to be borrowed separately or in combination with a study space
• 1 online catalog terminal
• 1 self-checkout terminal
• reading bench
• tea corner

Library introductions

Library introductions are offered at the beginning of the fall semester as well as on request.

Tutorials in subject-specific research are offered by subject librarian Gabriela Scherrer.

There's also an interactive tour in English language as an introduction to the English Studies library. With the help of the free Actionbound app you receive an introduction to our holdings, information about our shelf mark system as well as tips on finding literature and using research tools. The tour in quiz form starts in the English Studies institute hallway (2nd floor Unitobler, in front of the library office B271) and takes around 40 minutes.