Choosing where to study

Everyone’s ideal study space looks and feels different. That is why the Library comprises a whole series of spaces that look and feel very different. From the collaborative study spaces near the Library Café, which have an energising noise from gentle background chatter to the mixture of computers and soft seating in the rest of the Library and the rows of formal desks with dividers to minimise distraction from others in the Individual Silent Zone, there is somewhere for you, however you would like to study today.

What kind of space would suit you right now?

 

 

I want to work on my own without distractions

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Try our Independent Silent Study zone on the top floor of the library.  Look for the purple pull-up banners announcing the entrances to the space.  You can also ask for free, reusable, sound-cancelling earplugs from the temporary reception desk by the temporary library entrance.  If the distraction of people passing you is still too much, the individual silent study pods on the ground floor offer complete seclusion, ventilation and adjustable lighting for the ultimate solo study experience.

 

I want to work on my own but enjoy the buzz of background noise

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I want to study with my friends

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I want to book a space to practice a group presentation

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