Topic: university

From 6 January until 19 January UT Library in cooperation with the Student Council organizes a traditional Night Library. During these two weeks the library is open until midnight.

On Thursday, 05 December a traditional Christmas Fair will take place in the first floor lobby of the UT Library. The fair will be open from 12 until 18 and you can buy jewellery, ceramics, linen products, herb teas, different food products, also Christmas cards and gingerbreads. Everyone is welcome! Additional information: Katriin Kaljovee Director's Personal Assistant UT Library [email protected] 737 5727

University of Tartu Library celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Estonian national university with the exhibition of doctoral theses, defended in 2019.

The UT Library and the National Library of Estonia are offering the digitization of copyright-free books from their collections at a special price of 10 EUR from 18 November to 15 December 2019. All books with discount can be found here or find books you want to digitize in the Estonian catalogue ESTER (choose from collections of NLE and UTL). How to order?

The University of Tartu Library Calendar for 2020 contains works from the art collection of professor Johann Karl Simon Morgenstern (1770–1852). The calendar album is issued to celebrate the 250th birthday of the first director of the UT Library and art museum.

During Christmas holidays and at the end of the year the UT Library will be open:

University of Tartu Library and the Estonian DataCite Consortium will hold an international seminar “Open Access – Plans and Choices” at the UT Library Conference Hall (1, W. Struve St.) on 6 November.

An international Open Access Week started today, aiming at attracting everyone to learn more about the research information of the Open Access. UT Library conitnues with the tradition started in 2010 and offers different opportunities to get more information about the principles of open science. Everyone who is interested in these topics ise welcome to participate in OpenAIRE webinars, which concentrate on the topics related with OA publications, data administration, open access regulations of the program Horizon 2020 and plan S.

The fairy tale wood is open in the exhibition hall of the Library, giving everyone an opportunity to compare the change and development of the text and illustrations of the "Little Red Riding Hood" fairy tale. The texts are taken from the books by brothers Grimm, Ch. Perrault and A. Lang.

On 18 October, the University of Tartu Library will hold the Friedrich Puksoo Day seminar “The Library of the National University 100”, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the National University of Estonia.