Departmental Library UHG-II
Where?
Main university building, units U0, U1 and V1
Entrance
Unit V1, barrier-free access using the lift
Opening Hours
Mon - Fri: 8:00 – 1:00
Sat, Sun, public holidays: 9:00 – 22:00
Circulation Desk
Mon - Fri, 8:00 – 18:00
Phone: +49 521 106-3797
Service Desk Testothek in U0, Access via V1
Mon - Fri, 13:00 – 14:00
Phone: +49 521 106-4274
E-mail: testothek.ub@uni-bielefeld.de
Subject Collections
Where Is What?
Our Service
Borrowing and Returning
At the circulation desk with individual service:
- Borrowing and returning
- Special loans and returns
- Provision of reservations
At the self-service units:
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Borrowing and returnings
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
Semester and Tischapparate
- Provision of specialised literature for seminars and lectures in the form of term papers
- Setting up a desk set for exam papers and doctoral theses
Learning and Working
Reading Room Seats
- for focussed learning, writing and researching
- classic with table and chair
- 10 bookable workstations (in German), partially with monitor; if required, a Mobile Filing Pedestal (in German) can be booked for the duration of use from the staff at the respective Circulation Desk.
Discussion Rooms
- 7 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)
- 2 book scanners (U0 and V1)
- 1 printer (V1)
Reading Corner
- Recliners (V1)
- Armchairs and sofas
Special Locations
Parent-Child Room
- Parent-child room (V1-207)
You can find more detailed information about the various workspaces in the Learning Spaces and Recreational Opportunities portal.
Testothek
Focus of the Testothek: Approx. 1500 different psychological test procedures from the fields of Psychology, Clinical Linguistics, Education, Sports Science and Health Sciences, which are not freely accessible due to their extensive material.
Rules of Behaviour - Do's and Don'ts
What can I take with me?
- 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.
Talking - Yes or No?
Open Workspaces (Reading Room Workstations)
There are two areas in the open workspaces in the UHG-II departmental library:
Silent - Talking is not allowed here, smartphones should be set to "silent" to allow concentrated work.
Quiet - Quiet talking is permitted here with mutual consideration, smartphones should be set to vibrate.
You can find out exactly where the silent and quiet areas are located from our site maps and the signage on site.
Contact Us
- Subject Librarians
Franziska Borkert
Subject Librarian for Psychology, Educational Science, Sports Science, Theology and Music
- Telephone
- +49 521 106-4277
- Room
- UHG V1-135
Christoph Broschinski
Subject Librarian for Mathematics and Computer Science
- Telephone
- +49 521 106-3971
- Room
- UHG A1-226
Jost Lechte
Subject librarian for Law and Information Sciences
- jost.lechte@uni-bielefeld.de
- Telephone
- +49 521 106-3806
- Room
- UHG U1-135
Dr. Johanna Vompras
Subject Librarian for Business and Economics, Earth Sciences
- Telephone
- +49 521 106-4731
- Room
- UHG V1-141
- Semesterapparate
Ella Hafner
Departmental Library UHG-II
- ella.hafner@uni-bielefeld.de
- Telephone
- +49 521 106-3191
- Room
- UHG U1-131
- Tischapparate
- Journals
Ella Hafner
Departmental Library UHG-II
- ella.hafner@uni-bielefeld.de
- Telephone
- +49 521 106-3191
- Room
- UHG U1-131
Petra Ott
Departmental Library UHG-II
- petra.ott@uni-bielefeld.de
- Telephone
- +49 521 106-4109
- Room
- UHG U1-143