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

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If you enjoy a certain level of background noise as you work, you will find a variety of spaces throughout the Library to suit your needs.  Log onto a curved screen desktop computer on the ground floor, plug in your own device on the first floor, sit at any of the traditional tables or join others in a drop-in meeting pod for a quieter, more secluded study experience.  

Student working in a group study area Student studying at a traditional deskStudent working alone

 

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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