SCONUL
A scheme which allows university library users to access study spaces, books and journals at other libraries which belong to the scheme. Some users may be able to borrow print books from other libraries.
A scheme which allows university library users to access study spaces, books and journals at other libraries which belong to the scheme. Some users may be able to borrow print books from other libraries.
The Society of College, National and University Libraries (SCONUL) is a reciprocal scheme which allows university library users to borrow or use resources at other libraries which belong to the scheme.
University of Hull students and staff wishing to visit participating libraries should apply using the online SCONUL application form. Once your application has been processed, you will receive an email with the outcome of your request and further information on how to take part in the scheme if applicable.
This scheme enables you to use all universty libraries during summer vacation or Trimester 3 for reference purposes only. You will need to present proof of your current membership of the University of Hull - a current student card will be acceptable to the visiting institution. Contact the other library ahead of your visit to confirm their policies and opening times.
Students and staff from other participating libraries who wish to visit the Brynmor Jones Library, University of Hull should apply using the online SCONUL Access application form. Your application will be processed by your home institution and you will receive an email with the outcome of your request and further information on how to take part in the scheme if applicable.
Before visiting the Brynmor Jones Library, please complete our Library Membership application form and upload your acceptance email. We will contact you once your request has been processed and your Library card is ready for collection. Please ensure you have read through our Library Regulations and adhere to our policies.
Staff and research students
40 books
10 books
Full-time taught postgraduate
10 books
Full-time undergraduate
Reference access