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[Translate to English:] Die Bibliothek der Universität Graz ist ab 4. Mai wieder für die Entlehnung von Werken geöffnet. Foto: Uni Graz/Kanizaj

The University Library opens its loan desk on Monday, May 4th

From Monday, May 4th, you can again borrow books from the University Library. It is possible to enter the building through the main door on the northern side of the building at Universitaetsplatz 3a. Wearing mouth and nose protections as well as keeping the safety distance are mandatory. The back door on the south side is the exit. The loan desk is open Moonday to Friday from 8.30 am to 6 pm.

Books from faculty and specialised libraries can be ordered online from May 6th and then be picked up at the main library. Reading room and learning zones remain closed. For returning books please use the return boxes on the campus.

For further details please check the library website.

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