University of Newcastle Library guides
|
COVID-19 Notice: Please be advised that some Library services and access to resources have been modified in response to the current COVID-19 situation. Library buildings are open to university students, staff and our current Community Borrowers membership holders. At this time, no general community members or non-university students can access our libraries. As a result, the Open Door Program and library tours have been temporarily suspended. Contact us through our Library chat service, or via email or text. |
The University of Newcastle Libraries offer local secondary school students the opportunity to get a head start on tertiary studies by joining the University Library. School students can borrow from the University collections and use online resources while on campus. The UON Library gives students access to over one million books.
So whether you're working on school assignments, studying for the HSC, or just looking for a good book to read, save yourself some research time and head to one of the University of Newcastle libraries.
Auchmuty Library
The Auchmuty Library is located on the Western side of the campus near the Shortland Union Building. The Library service zone, Learning Lounge and the Law collection are located on the main level (level 3). The Information Common (AIC), Course Readings collection, Cafe and Cultural Collections are located on level 2.
Ourimbah Library
The Ourimbah Library at the Central Coast campus (Ourimbah) provides services to both Ourimbah TAFE NSW and University of Newcastle staff and students.
Functioning as a multi-sector library allows our users access to a variety of resources provided by both the University and TAFE NSW.
Newcastle City Campus Library
The Newcastle City campus Library in UON's NUspace building houses a dynamic collection of high demand and core items to support the needs of staff and students located at the Newcastle City campus.
The Library has group study rooms, collaborative areas, computer work stations, lounges and quiet study spaces. 24 hour common areas are available on the ground and first floors of the NUspace building. Swipe card access is required for after hours entry.
Click Ask the library above to access Library Help and Information
Use our Library Chat service below (when available)