Topic: university

From 13 September until 15 October all books in UT Library e-bookstore are reduced -20%. Visit the e-bookstore here.

Documents on British Policy Overseas (DBPO) is open for trial until 17 Oktober 2019. It is a fully searchable collection of primary source documents from Britain's Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), shedding light on diplomatic history throughout the 20th C. Coverage: 1898 - 1990. Access to the database is possible via UT computer network.

The European Documentation Centre (EDC), located at the University of Tartu Library and containing official documents and publications of the EU, has lately updated its homepage.

UT Library will continue with the guided tours on the week starting with 16 September. During the tours the building and library services are introduced to students. The tours are in Estonian, English and Russian.

Dear readers! On 4 September, starting from midnight the maintenance works of e-catalogue ESTER will take place and the users have no access to it. The maintenance works are planned to last for 4 hours. Sorry for the inconveniences!

To give you a better overview of the library and its services, we offer guided tours from Monday to Friday in the first two weeks of September. The first year students as well as those who have already started their studies earlier are welcome to participate.

On August 15, Krista Aru took up post as the Director of the UT Library. On her first day of work, she met the staff of the library to introduce her vision of the role and development perspectives of the UT Library within the university as well as in Estonia as a whole.

On Friday, 21 June the senate elected Krista Aru to the position of director of the University of Tartu Library. Candidates for the post of the library director were Liisi Lembinen, Krista Aru and Asko Tamme. The senate admitted that all three were strong candidates and worthy to be elected to the position.

Dear reader, The University of Tartu Library warns its readers and persons related to the University of Tartu in regard to the following phishing scam letters and asks you not to enter your username and/or password to the added web-address. If you find this letter in your mailbox, please ignore it and delete the e-mail immediately. The content of the scam letter: Saatja: University of Tartu Library <[email protected]> Teema: Library Account Dear User,

On Monday, 20 May the traditional Night Library will open its doors to all students. During the following two weeks the UT Library will be open on workdays from 9-24 and on weekends 9-21. „The Night Library has become a part of a student life," said Liisi Lembinen, the acting director of the UT Library. „Twice a year, during the more intensive period of exams and prelims, the students have an opportunity to study in the library until midnight. We hope that our reading rooms and group work rooms will be widely used by the students."