Study Spaces
The University Library provides study and work spaces for private or group work in both the Central Library and Library 2. Generous opening hours, wifi access, computer lab, scanners, and long-term lockers ensure comfortable working conditions.
Rules for the use of the learning rooms
- Keep distance: at least 1.5 metres from other persons
- Wear FFP2 mask or a medical mouth-nose protection: strongly recommended in all UB premises.
What are the basic rules?
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Drinks are only allowed in firmly lockable containers.
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Reserving seats for oneself and others is not permitted.
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Eating in the study rooms is not permitted.
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Telephone calls are prohibited in the study rooms.
Using the Library Study Space
Please use the lockers in the entrance area to store jackets and bags. You can bring your study materials into the Library with you using the blue baskets provided.
Please feel free to bring transparent, re-sealable water bottles with you into the study spaces.
Would you like to take a short break? No problem! Simply place a ‘Break’ sign on your desk and your place will be reserved for up to one hour.
If you wish to work without interruption or distractions, you can also purchase ear plugs for 1 EUR
Main Library
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First Floor: Studying and Working I
Study desks equipped with power sockets,
7 computers with internet access, Microsoft Office software, and various development environments such as MS Visual C++, image editing and graphics processing software
RWTH PC-Lab-Login -
Second Floor: Studying and Working II
Quiet study area
Library 2
Studying and Working
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First Floor
- 1 group study room, desk equipped with power sockets
- Individual study spaces for the School of Business and Economics
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Second Floor
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Fourth Floor
- 1 group study room, desk equipped with power sockets
- 1 group study room, not equipped with power sockets, movable desk
- Individual study spaces