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Students have access to books and DVDS in our libraries as well as electronic resources (e-resources), these include e-books, journal articles, databases and more. To access these resources you will need your student IT account username and password.
We’ve got over 200,000 books and DVDs across our libraries. Use the self-issue machines to borrow an item, these are situated close to our help desks in all our libraries.
You can also check what books you have out on your account via the self-issue machines.
Search the library catalogue to find the resources you need. When you click on the link to access an item you will be asked to sign in with your LSBU username and password. You can get general help with finding and accessing resources at our help desks or online. For more advanced help and guidance, see your library subject guide or contact our team of professional librarians - see contact details on your subject guide.
If a book that you wish to borrow is unavailable, a 'hold' will reserve a copy for you when one is returned to the library.
To place a hold yourself online:
Go to the library catalogue search page and login at the top right hand corner. If you don't login, you will not be able to place the hold.
Search for the item you want and select 'place a hold' to place a hold on the next returned copy. This is only possible for items where all copies which can be borrowed are out on loan already.
NB - we recommend that you do this from a campus PC where you are logged in or from your own device - don't use the self-service catalogue PCs around the library as you may find you cannot logout easily.
Visit one of our library help desks if you need any assistance with placing a hold on a book.
We’ll email you when a copy is ready for you to collect. Holds are collected from the holds shelf located close to the library help desk.
Books | DVDs | 'Teaching Practice' Books | |
Undergraduate student | 20 | 5 | 15 |
Postgraduate student | 20 | 5 | 15 |
Short course student | 4 | 0 | 0 |
Access/widening participation student | 1 | 0 | 0 |
Alumni with borrowing rights | 5 | 0 | 0 |
University staff | 20 | 5 | 15 |
SCONUL access scheme members from other Universities | 4 | 0 | 0 |
We’ll automatically renew items on your record a week before they are due back as long as
Please look out for our library renewal emails which will let you know if your renewals have been successful (and the new due dates for your items) or if some items can’t be renewed and need to be returned to us.
It’s important to check these emails carefully when you get them. If an item has been reserved by another student, it must be returned by the due date. We charge fines for items which are returned late.
Books can be returned at the library returns terminals close to our help desks. These terminals will give you a receipt for items you return. If you don't want to come into the building you can still drop items at the book returns bin outside our entrance doors.
Alternatively you can return items by post using our Freepost Service. Please ensure that the books are securely packaged.
Access Freepost service and print label.
If you forget to bring your student ID card to campus, you can ask for a 'day pass' at the LSBU Hub reception desk or the Havering Campus reception desk.
If you want to borrow any items, come to the help desk with your 'day pass' - please check opening times first.
If you have lost your student ID card, you can order a new one on line below, please remember to let the Library know so we can update your record with the new card so that you can continue to use the self-issue machines.
If you need a book or DVD which is only available at our other campus library, we can send it over for you to collect at the library you normally visit.
Please pay your fine when you next visit the Library
Information on our overdue fines
Complete the form and return it to us at LLRfines@lsbu.ac.uk
BoB is an off-air recording and media archive service. This TV scheduling service allows you to record TV and radio programmes that are scheduled to be broadcast over the next seven days as well as retrieving programmes from the last seven days from a selected list of recorded channels.