University of Greater Manchester
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Here at the University of Greater Manchester we have three libraries.
The Peter Marsh Library is the larger of the two and is located in Chancellor’s Mall, the second is Queens Library, Queens Specialist Building, the third is Medical Library, Institute of Medicine.
In addition to printed books, the Library has over 250,000 eBooks and over a million journal articles. Online or face-to-face appointments are available with Academic Liaison Librarians, covering a large topic of support areas from everything research-related to referencing.
Outside of the one-to-one appointments, there will also be a limited number of workshops and drop-ins across the campus, designed to provide extra hands-on support.
Please see the Library website for more details on when these will be running. Furthermore, you will see the Academic Liaison Librarians in class sessions, we look forward to supporting you to succeed during your time studying here.
To find out more about the Library, there is a quick “Get Started” guide to help you. There you will find short videos which introduce you to:
A quiet study space at all times
If you need to study in the evening or over the weekend, then The Peter Marsh Library is open, but please remember to wear your student ID card at all times for security purposes.
For those seeking a quiet study space or a space to study as a group, Peter Marsh Library offers both. Additionally, if you require technology support, we offer laptop loans from five-hours to a longer loan, subject to availability and eligibility.
To find out more about the library, there is a great ‘Get Started’ guide to help you.
There you will find short videos which introduce you to using the Library resources. This is a service you will find very helpful in researching journal articles, eBooks and more, all in one place.
In addition to printed books and material, the Library has over 500,000 eBooks, and over a million journal articles that can be accessed by through the electronic resources.
ASH aims to support you throughout your studies, offering expert guidance to help you develop essential academic skills. Whether you need assistance with academic writing, developing your digital skills or anything else, ASH provides a variety of resources and support to build your confidence and success, including:
The University’s interactive learning platform
LEAP is the University’s interactive learning platform, designed to support your academic, personal and professional development. It features various modules on topics, such as: academic writing, referencing, exam preparation and much more. Available 24/7, LEAP online is perfect for flexible learning at your own pace.
Practice your maths
Is the practice and tutorial platform designed to strength your foundational maths skills. Boost offers a range of short tutorial videos and practice questions tailored to support your course success.
The University’s interactive learning platform
LEAP Live workshops are designed to offer live, interactive sessions on key academic skills. Whether it’s how to write a critical analysis or strategies for effective reason, these sessions will allow you to learn directly from experienced staff and ask questions in real time.
The Academic Skills Team
Provide a more informal opportunity for you to get quick advice on any academic skills challenges you may be facing. There’s no need to book - just turn up either in person or online and speak to a member of the Academic Skills Team about the queries you have.
Personalised sessions
If you require more tailored support, we offer one to one consultations both in person and online. These personalised sessions provide a chance to discuss your specific academic needs with a member of the Academic Skills Team. Whether you’re looking for feedback on a piece of work or targeted guidance in a particular area, these consultations offer focused, in depth support.
Library Services
University of Greater Manchester
+44 (0)1204 903094
library@greatermanchester.ac.uk
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