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University of Leeds Libraries are one of the major academic research libraries of the UK, attracting students and scholars from around the world to its rich and extensive print, online and manuscript collections.
Understand how to access online resources with your University credentials and download tools to bypass restrictions when you're searching for articles, books and journals.
Brotherton Library. The Brotherton Library (located in the Parkinson Building) contains the research collections for languages and the arts. The Special Collections Research Centre, including some of the UK's outstanding rare books and manuscripts, is based within the library. Read about disabled access.
Staff and students have full access to Leeds University Library and just need their University ID card. Join the Library. Information on Library opening times, locations, floorplans, borrowing, disabled access and much more.
There are bookable group study rooms in all the libraries, individual postgraduate study rooms and postgraduate group rooms on level 13 of the Edward Boyle Library, and accessible study rooms are also available.
Special Collections is the home of hundreds of thousands of rare books, manuscripts, archives, art and objects. Our collections offer a rich resource for staff, students, and the wider research community.
Subjects. Discover the different subject-specific databases and information resources available from the Library. Find your subject-specific information using the list below. Search. A. Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies. Architecture. Art. Aviation.
