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Departmental Library UHG-I

Doris Köhler

Head of Departmental Library UHG-I: Health Sciences, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Nutritional Sciences, Medicine; Departmental Library IUB: Literature and Linguistics

E-mail: doris.koehler@uni-bielefeld.de
Telephone: +49 521 106-3417
Room: UHG E1-138

All Contact Persons

Where?

Main university building, units D1 and E1

Entrance

Unit E1, barrier-free access using the lift

Opening Hours

Mon - Fri: 8:00 – 22:00
Sat, Sun, public holidays: 9:00 – 19:00

Circulation Desk

Mon - Fri, 8:00 - 18:00
Phone: +49 521 106-3414

Subject Collections

Unit D1	Unit E1
Nutrition Science Public Health	General Natural Sciences Biology and Biotechnology Chemistry Medicine Physics

Where Is What?

Site Map Area D1: Site Map UHG, Area D1 (Public Health, Nutrition Science)

Open full size image of Main Building, Area D1
Site Map Area E1: Site Map UHG, Area E1 (Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, General Natural Sciences, Medicine, Physics)

Open full size image of Main Building, Area E1

Our Service

Borrowing and Returning
At the circulation desk with individual service:
- Borrowing and returning
- Special loans and returns
- Provision of reservations and collection of borrowable media from the closed stacks
At the self-service units:
- Borrowing and returning
Help Desk and Loan Account Information
- Support in finding the location of specific media and subject areas
- Help desk for loan account status, orders and renewals
Semesterapparate and Tischapparate
- Provision of specialised literature for seminars and lectures in the form of Semesterapparaten
- Setting up a Tischapparaten for exam papers and doctoral theses

Learning and Working

Reading Room Seats
- for focussed learning, writing and researching
- classic with table and chair
Discussion Rooms
- 4 discussion rooms: 2 of them with SMART Board
- Please reserve in advance
IT Equipment
- PC workstations and workstations with monitor (partially barrier-free)
- WLAN (eduroam / Bi-free)
- 1 book scanner (D1)
- 1 printer (D1)

Reading Corner
- Panoramic loungers (D1 and E1)
- Armchairs and sofas
Special Locations
- Textbook collections
- Journals
- New acquisitions
- DVDs and CDs, also from linguistics and literary studies
- Closed stacks
Parent-Child Room and Baby-Care Room
- Parent-child room (E1-137)
- Baby-care room (E1-130/132)

Rules of Behaviour - Do's and Don'ts

What Can I Take With Me?

Graphic with icons for permitted and non-permitted items

You can bring drinks in resealable bottles and drink from them - alcohol or drinks in open coffee cups or cans are taboo.
Food is generally not allowed in the library - the reading food must be sufficient.
You are welcome to take your jackets and rucksacks into the library. Anything you do not need can be stored in our lockers outside the library.