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  1. Partner college support

    LJMU Libraries provide support and access to those teaching, supporting and studying on our collaborative programmes. See how you can access our resources here.

  2. SCONUL Access to LJMU libraries

    Find out more information about the SCONUL Access scheme which allows library users from other member libraries to use or borrow from our print collections.

  3. Library service availability

    Find out the definition of and what service levels are available at different times of the year, week and day.

  4. Service standards

    Library Services have developed the following standards so that you know the level of service you can expect when using LJMU Libraries.

  5. Service statements and Regulations

    See our service statements which outline what you can expect from the libraries. They also help us ensure high standards of service and the appropriate use of facilities and resources.

  6. Service catalogue

    Explore the library service catalogue defining the services we offer, their benefits and who may access them.

  8. Collections relating to Arts, Photography and Fashion

    Explore the post-war arts, photography and fashion LJMU Special Collections including Art in Liverpool, Femorabilia, the Arthur Dooley archive, Liddell Hart collection of costume, the Keith Hackett archive, the Keith Medley archive, Liverpool Biennial, Visionfest, and The way it is Jane Hughes.

  9. Collections relating to popular music and counter culture

    The LJMU Special Collections and Archives contains a number of outstanding popular music and counter culture collections including, The Falcon Stuart and Xray Spex archive, Colin Masters Dress Collection, the Jon Savage archive, the Pete Fulwell archive, the International Times archive, Jeff Nuttall My Own Mag, Oz Obscenity Trial archive, the John McCready archive and the Barry Miles archive.

  10. LJMU history

    Explore collections relating to LJMU's history since we opened in 1823 as the Liverpool Mechanic's Institute.