Topic: university

It has been six years since photographer Vincent Tremeau started asking children the question "What do you want to be when you grow up?” whenever he was on assignment overseas. Mostly aged between 6 and 18 years old, the children featured at the exhibition have dressed up to show us who they want to be when they grow up, using costumes and props from their immediate surroundings. By tapping into each child’s vision for the future, we get a unique glimpse of their current circumstances and challenges - and all this you can see on the photo exhibition "One day I will".

Starting from next Monday, all students preparing for their exams and for their final theses can work at the library until midnight. The Nigh Library, organized together with the UT Student Union, will be open from Monday to Friday 9-24 and on Saturday and Sunday 12-24.

Dear readers! Due to the national holiday, the UT Library is closed on Sunday, 23 May.

UT Library invites everyone to participate in the contest to find great photos of the library. The event is a part of the big photo contest, announced by the University of Tartu in March. The photos of the library may be taken inside or outside, there may be books or people – just any emotion or moment in the library is very welcome.

Starting from Monday, 10 May the UT Library is open on regular hours. Up to 250 readers are allowed to study in the library at the same time. The library is open on workdays 9-21 and Saturday and Sunday 12-18. RARA reading room on the second floor is open from Monday till Friday 10-19, on Saturday 12-18, the Music Department on workdays 9-19 and on Saturday 12-18. Group work rooms can also be booked online (free for UT students and lecturers), but one should take into account that, no matter how large the room is, only two persons can use it at the same time.

Due to the situation regarding the spread of coronavirus, up to 100 persons are presently allowed to study at the same time in the reading rooms of UT Library. The real time number of visitors present in the building can be seen on the library’s website. Group work rooms can also be booked online, but you should take into account that, no matter how large the room is, only two persons can use it at the same time.

An online platform named Collected Courses of the Hague Academy of International Law is open for trial, which lasts until 2th June. Courses at the Hague Academy are published in the Collected Courses, the Academy’s flagship collection. These contributions by prestigious authors deal with the theoretical and practical aspects of the subject, including legislation and case law.

Dear readers! UT LIbrary is closed on 2 April. All books requested on Thursday, 1 April will be available for picking up on Monday. Happy Easter!

Find a book in the e-catalogue ESTER (www.ester.ee) and check whether the book can be borrowed and its status is AVAILABLE. Request the book from the e-catalogue by using the button REQUEST. Mark the ‘Smart Locker in the lobby’ as the pick-up location. Due to the limited size of the lockers, you can request up to five (5) books at a time. The due date in the emergency situation will be set starting from 12 April.

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