Your Library Account allows you to
- See when items are due to be returned
- Renew items you have borrowed
- View any outstanding fines
- View your borrowing history
- Reserve or place a hold on an item
What do the letters in front of the call number on the catalogue mean?
Answer
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U Short loan, one week loan |
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f Folio – large books, shelved separately |
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p Pamphlet – very slim item, shelved in main collection |
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R Reference, library use only |
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M Music Score, library use only |
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N DVD or CD |
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DM Research Masters thesis, library use only |
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DP Doctoral thesis, library use only |
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HS Brookfield Health Sciences Library |
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Books in Special Collections have the collection name in front of the call number e.g. Lynch 340.1 OCON, TT 759.3 NORT and are for library use only.
Books in Official Publications have the prefixes IRL, NI, UK, EDC and INT and are for library use only.