Library layout
General guide to finding material & services in the Library. There are seating areas on all levels and three reference reading rooms which are usually located near to the relevant collection.
For more detailed locations of books and journals, please check the Library catalogue and then refer to the Location List.
| Level | Collections & facilities | Class marks |
|---|
Level A
(fourth floor) | - South Asia
- Study Space
- 2 b/w copiers
- Online library catalogue
| J, K, III, IV, XII |
Level B
(third floor) | - Large size periodicals
- Japanese & Korean language periodicals
- Ancient Near East, Semitics & Judaica
- Islamic Near & Middle East
| Per L DY, KOR/Y, Q O, P, N |
Level C
(second floor) | - China & East Asia
- Japan
- South East Asia & Pacific
- Carrels
- Online library catalogues
- Subject Librarians office (C1-C3)
| c., C D, DB G, H, I |
Level D
(first floor) | - Africa
- Korea
- Art & Archaeology
- Law
- Main Reading Room (Computer Room)
- Carrels
- Study room for students with disabilities (D15)
- Online library catalogues
- Reader services (D18)
- Inter-Library loans (D18)
- E-services (D16)
| A340-349 DK, CD U, V, W, Y F, ,j.F, c.F |
Level E
(ground floor) | - Non-Regional Social Sciences (except Law)
- Short-Loan Collection
- Issue Desk
- Membership Desk
- Enquiry Desk
- IT Support
- Serials Office (E10)
- Stand up Student PC's
- Photocopiers
- Audio-visual materials & equipment
- Microform readers
- Online catalogues
- Library entrance & exit
- Group study rooms (E20-E25)
- Language Study Room
- Language Labs (E35-E37)
| A (except A340-349) |
Level F
(basement) | - Archives, Manuscripts & Special Collections
- Special Collections Reading Room
- Standard size periodicals
| Per |
