The following Library facilities can be booked in a number of ways for use by groups who need to work together on projects:

 

Group study rooms 

  • Located on the 1st and 2nd floors.
  • Rooms 1.03, 1.04, 1.05, 2.06, 2.07, 2.08 and 2.09 may be booked for 2-6 people.
  • Room 1.02 may be booked for 2-8 people.
  • Group study rooms may not be booked for individual study.
  • Different group study rooms are different sizes.  While all have display screens, the exact equipment and the maximum group size that can share the rooms varies.  Details are available through the online booking system. Click on the blue (i) icon beside each room for full details.
  • In some group study rooms you need to supply a laptop. Laptops may be borrowed from the lockers on the ground floor. You may also need to provide your own VGA or HDMI connecting cable to use the display screen.

 

Meetings Room 

  • Located on the ground floor.
  • Can be booked for a group (seats up to 10 people).  This room may not be used for individual study.
  • Includes projector and PC for use by the group.

 

To view the locations of these rooms, please see our floor plans here.

 

Group study rooms in the Library

Overlooking the atrium on the first and second floors are eight study rooms that can be booked for use by groups of two
to eight students to work together on projects.

Rooms can be booked on arrival or up to 14 days in advance using the room booking kiosk in the atrium or the online booking system available through the group study rooms webpage. A person who reserves a room remains responsible for the group's use of the room during the booking.

All bookings are for one hour you can book up to two hours together and up to seven hours per week.

For each hour you book you'll be given a four digit PIN code anyone with this code may scan their student card over the door access panel enter the pin and enter the room, so please feel free to share it with your group.

Someone needs to scan their card and enter the pin within the first 15 minutes of each hour booked in order to tell the booking system that the room is in use. If you do not do this each hour, the room booking system will cancel your  booking and advertise the room is available for others to book.