Workspaces

• Booking and use for groups of 3 or more people
• Please do not remove any furniture from the group study rooms or bring any additional furniture into them. Please leave the rooms as you found them.

Room-in-room solutions for short phone calls, video conferences, or as acoustically screened quiet spaces on the ground floor behind the MDW/SPR area.

On every floor of the University Library, there are study cubicles where you can work undisturbed on your own.

• Day carrels can be booked by the hour. 
• Weekly carrels can be booked for a minimum of one week and a maximum of six weeks.

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The Kidsbox can only be used in conjunction with a booking for the Group study room+2.
You can collect the key for the Kidsbox at the UB-Service-Desk.

The KidsBox is a mobile toy box housed in a fold-out cupboard in Group study room+2, offering toys for babies and children up to primary school age, as well as facilities for napping and changing nappies.tet.
The KidsBox is suitable for children aged 1½ to 7 years.
Note: The Group study room+2 is not child-proofed. Use is at your own risk.

13 seating bunks for small groups (max. 4 people) in the basement, equipped with displays to which laptops can be connected.

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Lounge furniture with a laptop table in the basement, providing a quiet space for focused work or peaceful conversation with others.

Researching, reading, writing and being in motion and also relaxing - that works surprisingly well at the new treadmill desk.

Rest and relaxation on seating and lounging furniture under subdued lighting on the Intermediate Storey.