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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. With digital innovation, user-centred services are provided in a sustainable and equitable way.
Library search. Techniques and tips on how to get the most out of the main Library search. Covers advanced search, setting limits, truncation, Boolean searching and saving records. More on Library search.
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.
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.
Find out more about the libraries at the University of Leeds, and how to make use of them, by working through our Library Quickstart guide.
Welcome to Leeds University Library. We want to support you during your research and this QuickStart guide gives you the essential information you need to know when starting your research journey. Please visit the Library website for the latest updates and information.
We have four main libraries on campus with study areas to suit everyone. Discover special collections, access support and advice, and find your space to learn.
