Veterinary Nursing: Other libraries

Middlesex University is a member of the SCONUL Access scheme.

You can request access to other university libraries free of charge online at the link below.

• SCONUL Access

  To access the online application form and read about the Scheme click on this link

SCONUL Access is a scheme which allows many university library users to use study spaces or books and journals at other libraries which belong to the scheme. Some library users may be able to borrow print books from other libraries too. 

• To find library resources in London and south east England, use Search25.
• Always check the webpages of the library you intend to visit to ensure they will be open.

Information for Cambridge and Leeds based students on accessing other libraries   

What is Eduroam?

Eduroam is a free, global Wi-Fi service for students and University staff. Eduroam can be used to access the internet at many other universities in the UK and around the world. Visitors from other universities can also connect to it at Middlesex University.

To connect to Eduroam, you’ll need:

1. Your University email address
2. Your University password

The British Library provides access to their collection of doctoral theses via their Electronic Theses Online Service: EThOS.

British Library Reading Rooms

You may apply for a reading pass to access the reading rooms at the British Library at St Pancras. Prior to your visit you must conduct a literature search and have investigated other methods of accessing items.

Application forms are available from The British Library website.

The British Library Public Catalogue is at http://catalogue.bl.uk/

PLEASE BE AWARE much of the British Library material is not held at the main British Library but at warehouses off site so make sure you search the website before visiting!

University Libraries in London you can use to study via Sconul Access include:

• Arts London (Camberwell, Chelsea, Elephant and Castle, Kings Cross, Wimbledon)
• Bedfordshire (Luton)
• Birkbeck University of London (Bloomsbury)
• Brunel (Uxbridge)
• City (Northampton Square, Bunhill Row)
• East London (Stratford, Docklands)
• Goldsmiths (New Cross)
• Greenwich
• Hertfordshire (Hatfield)
• Kingston
• London Metropolitan (Holloway)
• London School of Economics (Aldwych)
• Queen Mary (Mile End)
• Roehampton
• St Mary's (Twickenham)
• South Bank (Elephant and Castle)
• West London (Ealing)
• Westminster (Marylebone and Harrow on the Hill)

For most students this is reference and study access, but you may also be able to borrow books. Please follow the SCONUL access instructions  to check your membership entitlements.