The Library acquires course books for courses taught both at Tampere University and Tampere University of Applied Sciences. Course books are available in print, and some also as e-books.
Use the Andor search service to search for course books with the book title.
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The selection of course books varies according to unit and the fields taught at each campus. Read more about our selection of course books.
If you cannot find the materials you need, contact us!
The Library does not limit the amount of borrowed books. However, the loan periods for the printed books can vary.
The usual loan period for the general collection is four weeks and for course books two weeks. Always check the due dates from your receipt in order to avoid any late fees.
If you need to extend your loan period, you can renew your loans in Andor. More information on our loan services can be found on our website.
Tampere University Library is a open academic library that offers its services at four different locations as well as online. The Library is free of charge to all students and staff.
The Library provides an open information and learning environment, which is not limited to physical space, but is also available online wherever our customers, especially students, are..
We offer multiple learning and study spaces on all campuses. These spaces function both as learning environments and meeting places. Some rooms can also be booked in advamnce for group work. Read more about the learning spaces on each campus from our website.
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Please note that the Library is not responsible for the IT Services at Tampere Universities.
If you have questions regarding your tuni user account, the wireless network, printing, available software, etc, see the ICT Services website or contact the IT Helpdesk.
Our students get to use a HTC Vive Virtual Reality glasses at the Library in Hervanta. The device can be booked Monday-Friday from 9 to 17. Read more about booking from our website.
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