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Step D: Check your university email or My Loans when logging in NUsearch regularly in case your length of loans being shortened

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Step D: Check your university email or My Loans when logging in NUsearch regularly in case your length of loans being shortened

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Sometimes someone may request a book you have borrowed out, this will shorten your length of loans, which will be shown on your NUsearch page and sent by email .

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2. Use the self-service machine to borrow books

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2. Use the self-service machine to borrow books

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-Bring your Student ID card with you
-The last 4 digitals of your Library Card No. will be used
-Put the books at the scanning area one by one
-Choose whether or not print out the receipt

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Step C: Borrow the books using a self-service machine

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Step C: Borrow the books using a self-service machine

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2. Find the right stacks with the classmarks you would like to find

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2. Find the right stacks with the classmarks you would like to find

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-Notice Board on the Ground floor (detailed)
-Flyers on the computer tables (general)

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Step B: Go to the library and find out the books

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Step B: Go to the library and find out the books

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An example of Hallward Library

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3. Write down the classmarks of the books you would like to borrow

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3. Write down the classmarks of the books you would like to borrow

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2. Use filters on the right column to narrow down the range of sources you have found

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2. Use filters on the right column to narrow down the range of sources you have found

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Some very helpful filters that are suggested to use:

-Availability: peer-reviewed journals, full text available online, available in the library and open access

-Resource Type: articles, books, journals, dissertations etc.

-Creation Date: e.g. from 2010 to 2019

-Library: Hallward Library, George Green Library etc.

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1. Search for books on NUsearch website (click below)

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1. Search for books on NUsearch website (click below)