Topic: university

On Thursday, 21 June the University of Tartu Library celebrates its 216th anniversary. A festive event will be held for the staff and guests in the conference hall of the library. On Thursday the library is open until 17. On Friday, 22 June the library is open 10-12.

UT Library will close for summer on 23 June. The doors will again be opened on 27 August. Books can be returned to the returns locker at the Akadeemia street entrance from Monday till Friday 9-17. Urgent questions will be answered on workdays 12–16 on the phone 737 5715.

The exhibition to celebrate the 70th jubilee of Tõnu Kollo, the mathematician and statistician, will be opened on the second floor of the UT Library on 1 June at 15.00.

University of Tartu Library, the Faculty of Social Sciences and the Estonian Social Sciences Data Archive (ESTA) will hold the OpenAIRE national seminar “How to Get the Maximum from Research Data – Prerequisites and Outcomes” at the University of Tartu Library (W. Struve 1) on 29 and 30 May 2018. On 29 May, the seminar will start at 13.00.

Dear readers! On Sunday, 20 May, UT Library is closed due to a public holiday.

On 21 May, the UT Library will open its traditional Night Library. In addition to regular opening hours, during the next three weeks, from Monday to Thursday, the students can study in the library for three more hours; the library is open from 10.00 until 24.00.

On Thursday, 10 May at 5pm, the photo exhibition “SEQUENCES” will be opened at the University of Tartu Library. The exhibition grew out from the students’ works at the lecture series “Wild Aesthetics or How to Describe the Forest to Digital Hares” led by Peeter Laurits, the photo artist and University of Tartu Professor of Liberal Arts.

Dear readers! On Monday and Tuesday, 30 April and 1 May, the UT Library is closed.

The pop-up reading rooms on Veski Street, where the students could study and prepare for their exams since last summer, will be closed today. The library will open on this Wednesday and reading rooms at a separate location have fulfilled their purpose.

Visible Body 3D anatomy atlas has access untill 15.May to mobile devices including cell phones and tablets. Access to Visible Body on mobile devices is available off line without necessity of using wifi of University. Download app while logged in wifi eduroam or VPN. Registration is required when logging in first time. The following devices will support Visible Body mobile apps: o iPad 2 o iPad 3rd Generation