Look for the AskUs logo on any page of the Library website and search for answers to your questions. You can also click on the logo to go directly to our FAQ page. Here you will find answers to many questions about the Library, referencing, searching for resources, IT support and much more.
Updated 18/10/2021
The current opening hours for each of our campus libraries can be found at the link below, or through the Opening Hours icon on our homepage.
These hours are always up-to-date and will reflect any changes related to COVID-19.
Our borrowing entitlements and guidelines can be found on the relevant webpage, linked below.
If you are unsure of your due dates or would like to renew an item, sign into your Library Account through the link on our homepage or through the direct link below:
If you would like to request an item that is currently out on loan:
If you can't find an answer on our AskUs page (click on the AskUs logo), you can chat directly to a Library staff member via the chat box in the bottom right hand corner of any page of the Library website.
Our instructional guides will show you how to get started searching for resources, including eBooks, journal articles, databases and multimedia. Click on the link below to visit the guides.
You can also look at our subject guides, which are designed to help you find and navigate through different types of resources available specifically for your course of study.
Use these approved referencing guides to help you to create accurate references for the resources that you are using in your assessments.
These study skills resources might make studying online easier and help you to make the most of your time.
The learning skills guides were developed to help streamline the learning process, and may help you with working on your assignments at home.
If you would like some extra support, you can speak to someone at the Study Centre. They offer a range of study support programs to help you get the most out of your university studies, including academic support, access and inclusion and mentor programs.
Our group study rooms have been repurposed for individual use, in order to collaborate with colleagues and other students online. Click the link below to book a room in advance.
Please note: this service is currently only available on the Fremantle campus.
Students who are eligible to use our document delivery service may continue to do so, but should be aware that there are some restrictions in place due to availability of print collections. To submit a request, click the Document Delivery Request Form link below.
Eligibility for this service can be determined on our information page.
LinkedIn Learning is an online educational platform of over 15,000 online courses that help you develop business, technology-related, and creative skills through expert-led course videos.
To begin exploring LinkedIn Learning, log in via the link below with your student number and password.
The Library has created video tutorials to assist students with:
Find them all at the link below.
If you would like to recommend a text for the Library to purchase to support students' learning, please complete the request form at the link below. At this time, the Library is favouring eBook purchases as much as possible.
If you would like to speak to a Librarian about resources for your teaching or research, please contact your Research Services Librarian via the link below. You can also book an appointment (click on the Researching Strategy button to see Research Services Librarian availability).
The Copyright guides provide general advice on Copyright issues and compliance requirements around the teaching, research, and study activities of all Notre Dame staff and students.
If you are unable to find the information you're looking for and have a question about Copyright restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic, please contact our Copyright Officer through the Schedule Appointment link in the Copyright guide.
If staff would like to upload a chapter of a text to Blackboard, the Library can assist with creating a Leganto Reading List.
If you would like to request an item be placed on Closed Reserve in your campus library, please complete the Closed Reserve form below.
Our group study rooms have been repurposed for individual use, in order to collaborate with colleagues and students online. They are available for use by staff and students, just email your Library directly to request a room.
Please note: this service is currently only available on the Fremantle campus.
Academic staff members are eligible to use our document delivery service, requests may be made using the form below. However, please be aware that there are some restrictions in place due to the availability of print collections at this time.
Some of our vendors have made additional resources available for free, for a limited time. The Library recommends that teaching staff do not design course curricula around these eResources.
LinkedIn Learning is an online educational platform of over 15,000 online courses that help you develop business, technology-related, and creative skills through expert-led course videos.
To begin exploring LinkedIn Learning, login via the link below with your staff number and password.
If you need help locating online resources for your teaching, including ebooks, journal articles and Open Educational Resources, book an appointment with a Research Services Librarian to discuss options and licensing via our Appointments page (click on the Researching Strategy button to see Research Services Librarian availability).