User guide

Everything you need to use the library: registration, rules, borrowing, searching and access to electronic resources.

  • How to register

    Contact the library to learn the registration conditions and required documents. The official steps will be published here once validated.

  • Library rules

    Respect for quiet, premises and documents applies to everyone. The official internal rules will be published once approved.

  • Borrowing system

    The number of items, loan period and conditions are set officially by the library and will be published here.

  • How to search for books

    Use the online catalogue by title, author or subject, then note the call number and location.

  • How to access electronic resources

    Open the resources directory and check the access conditions: open, free registration, university network or subscription.

  • Information search basics

    Define keywords, try synonyms, evaluate sources and manage references with a tool such as Zotero.

Frequently asked questions

How do I register?

Contact the library through the contact page. Official conditions will appear in the user guide once validated.

What are the opening hours?

They appear on the contact page and at the foot of the home page once officially published.

How do I suggest a book?

Use the “Suggest a book” form in the Services section.

How do I search for a book?

Open the online catalogue and search by title, author or subject, then note the call number.

What is the difference between site search and catalogue search?

Site search finds news, pages and services. Catalogue search finds books and documents in the library holdings.

Are all electronic resources free?

No. Each card shows the access condition: open, free registration, university network or subscription.

How do I manage and cite my references?

Use a reference manager such as Zotero, listed in the resources directory.

Need help?

If you cannot find your answer here, get in touch through the contact page.

Need help with your research?

Our librarians can help you find books, articles and reliable sources.

Ask a librarian