Libraries Week – Using other universities’ libraries

Sconul logoStudents at UK campuses can join other UK and Ireland university libraries via SCONUL Access.  If you live closer to a different university, or regularly visit another city, this scheme can get you access to a more local university library.

With SCONUL Access you will be able to use the library flibraries week logor studying and can browse the paper books and journals within the library building.  Most libraries will have eduroam wifi, which you’ll be able to connect to with your Heriot-Watt login (you’ll get the Heriot-Watt eResources, not the eResources of the library you are visiting).  Postgraduate and distance learning students might also be able to borrow books from the libraries they join – check the SCONUL Access webpages for more information.

Libraries Week – 1000s of free eBooks, audiobooks and digital magazines

Edinburgh Campus

Edinburgh pubLibWeekFullRGB-132x100lic library staff will be visiting Edinburgh campus on Wednesday 11th October to help local Heriot-Watt staff and students join the public library.  Membership of the public library gives you access to thousands of popular eBooks, audiobooks and digital magazines for free, without needing to visit a library branch.  Come along to Cameron Smail Library on Wednesday, 11am-3pm to find out more.

Orkney Campus

Staff and students at Orkney campus are welcome to join the Orkney public library.  On Friday 13th Oct, public library staff at will be demonstrating their 3D printer at Stromness public library, and library tours of the Kirkwall branch are taking place throughout Libraries Week.

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