All Students

Your student card is your Library card

• borrow books
• access library computers and more...

Find the library that suits you

There are libraries in different locations, on different subjects with different facilities.
Whether you need a quiet space for individual study or want to work on assignments with friends, there is a library space to meet your needs.

• find libraries by subject
• look at location maps
• check opening hours
• computing facilities
• wireless access

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Study and research help

To save time and learn better ways to find the best information:

• go to a class
• learn online
• check the subject guides
• get specialist help from your Faculty Liaison Librarian

Explore resources and information

We have everything on your reading list, plus exam papers, multimedia and course readings.
You can access over:
4.5 million texts, 326,000 eBooks, 70,500 eJournals, 450 scholarly databases and 1.7 million digital theses.

Find these using:

• the library catalogue
• use CrossSearch for broad searching across the catalogue and most databases (Help with CrossSearch)
• databases and electronic resources

MyLoans is your personal login to the library

• check due dates, renew and request items.
• pay fines.
• set up your favourite searches and get alerts for new resources.
• retrieve your reading history.
• register for Document Delivery.

We're here to help you

Library staff are available to help you get started and will work with you to get the best result:

• ask at your library
• get in touch with us

We offer additional services and IT facilities

To students registered with the University's Disability Services.

Postgraduates and Honours

• Request journal articles or books not held by any of the Sydney University libraries
  
• Sign up for a class on Endnote or download the software from our website
  
• Download a research plan
  
• Submit your thesis or publish it online
  
• Contact your Faculty Liaison Librarian

International Students

• Always check your faculty/school for special library training sessions they may arrange.
• The University of Sydney International Students website has up to date news, events and relevant programs.
• Our Summon search service has multi language support, which you can access via the top right corner drop down menu.
• Many of our databases have multi language interface support, such as Factiva, Expanded Academic ASAP, Legaltrac, Gale Virtual Reference Library and the databases on Proquest and Ebsco platforms.