Loose leaf catalogue mainly describes foreign-language books and, partially, also periodicals, dissertations and offprints, as well as publications in the Greek and Oriental languages, published before 1945. Digitised version of the catalogue can be found in EMIL.

Card catalogue describes foreign-language books, dissertations, maps, and offprints published abroad, as well as preprints and microfilms published in Estonia in 1945-1998.

Loose leaf catalogue describes Russian-language books acquired in 1909-1916. The catalogue is organised in alphabetical order, following the Prussian rules. Digitised version of the catalogue can be found in EMIL. For finding older publications, check also the printed catalogue published in 1910, Каталог русских книг Библиотеки Императорского Юрьевского унивеситета. Юрьев, 1910. VIII, 653 pp.

Card catalogue describes books, dissertations, author abstracts, diploma theses and awarded papers, and manuscript research papers by UT researchers, published in Russian and other Slavic languages in 1917-1998.

Card catalogue describes foreign-language books and, partially, dissertations published before 1915. The catalogue is organised according to a specially created system of classification containing 15 main classes. Using of the catalogue is made easier by books in German and Russian, explaining the classification system (“Schlüssel zum Systematischen Katalog der Dorpater Universitäts-Bibliothek”. Dorpat, 1873. 43 pp., and „Ключ к систематическому каталогу Библиотеки Имп. Юрьевского университета“. Юрьев, 1900. 55 pp).

Card catalogue describes foreign-language books and periodicals published before 1945. Using of the catalogue is made easier by alphabetical and systematic subject heading lists (“Võõrkeelse kirjanduse (ilm. kuni 1944.a.) märksõnakataloogi alfabeetiline märksõnaloend”, 103 pp. and “Võõrkeelse kirjanduse (ilm. kuni 1944.a.) märksõnakataloogi süstemaatiline märksõnaloend”, 100 pp.).

Card catalogue describes foreign-language books, serials, magazines and journals, newspapers and off-prints published in Estonia up to 1944 (incl.), now held in the Estica collection, as well as foreign-language materials about Estonia and the former Baltic governorates of Estonia, Livonia and Courland published up to 1944 (incl.). Classification of the collection is based on the list of subject headings, created and published at the UT Library (11 pp.).

Loose leaf catalogue describes Estonian- and foreign-language dissertations, author abstracts and offprints published in Latin script up to 1988. The catalogue is organised by the so-called Prussian rules; its digitised version can be found in EMIL.

Loose leaf catalogue describes Russian-language dissertations, author abstracts and offprints published up to 1988. The catalogue is organised by the so-called Prussian rules; its digitised version can be found in EMIL.

UDC-based card catalogue describes the Russian-language author abstracts of candidate’s and doctoral theses defended in the USSR, published in 1946-1968; its digitised version can be found in EMIL.

Subject-based card catalogue describes the Russian-language author abstracts of candidate’s and doctoral theses defended in the USSR, published in 1969-1987; its digitised version can be found in EMIL

Loose leaf catalogue describes official materials (lecture programmes, reports, rules and regulations, staff lists) of universities and academic institutions, and collections of presentations by and biographies of professors published before 1945, organised in the alphabetic order according to the names of the cities (locations of the institutions). For place names, see KNAB, the Place Names Database of EKI. Digitised version of the catalogue can be found in EMIL.

Loose leaf catalogue describes official materials of educational institutions (schools) published before 1945, organised in alphabetic order according to the names of the cities (locations of the institutions). For place names, see KNAB, the Place Names Database of EKI. Digitised version of the catalogue can be found in EMIL.

Card catalogue describes Estonian-language newspapers, journals and magazines, and serials issued up to 1998, as well as foreign-language publications by Estonian publishers or publishing teams.

Card catalogue describes foreign-language newspapers, journals and magazines, and serials published in Latin script up to 1998.

Card catalogue describes mainly Russian-language newspapers, journals and magazines, and serials published Slavic script up to 1998.

Card file contains data about books, theses and dissertations, student papers, articles, etc.

Card file; the data about faculty and staff members includes name, dates of birth and death (if possible to disclose), profession and job position, degree, notices about the time of being a faculty or staff member.

Different card files contain information about the University of Tartu history in 1632-2002

Card file contains material about research papers, books and articles of cultural historical and autobiographical content about Estonian history, continuing the work started by the publications E. Winkelmann. Bibliotheca Livoniae historica: systematisches Verzeichniss der Quellen und Hülfsmittel zur Geschichte Estlands, Livlands und Kurlands. Berlin, 1878 and Eesti ajaloo bibliograafia 1877-1917 / koostajad E. Blumfeldt ja N. Loone. Tartu, 1933-1939.

Contains information about different societies created by the Estonians who had settled in Russia.

Card file, mostly based on Russian-language periodicals, was compiled by the former UT Library staff member and director Karl Weltmann. The file contains various material about the Baltic countries, some other countries, Finno-Ugric peoples and their languages, etc., as well as personal data about public figures (scholars, politicians, clergy) who had been born and active in the Baltic countries