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The University is currently only providing study space for students who require essential access to study spaces or IT resources that they cannot access from home.
Students who are able to study from home or in their accommodation should do so and avoid travelling to campus.
The Harold Cohen Library remains open 8am – 11pm, 7 days a week with limited availability. You should only visit the Library if it is essential to do so and you must book a study space before you visit.
Opening hours are subject to change in response to any changes in circumstances or new guidance that we receive.
Bookings can only be made up to 48 hours in advance with a maximum of 20 hours per week
Study spaces in the Sydney Jones Library are now closed and the building is only open for book collections through Click & Collect.
The 'login status' box is unavailable at present, please use DISCOVER or other links/databases or search boxes as normal, you will be challenged to log in when using databases.
LinkedIn Learning (formerly Lynda.com) is a leading online learning platform that helps anyone to learn business, software, technology and creative skills to achieve personal and professional goals. University staff and students have access to the Lynda.com video library of engaging courses taught by recognised industry experts.
Henry Stewart Talks publishes animated audio visual presentations by world leading experts - advanced content in a user friendly format. We cover biomedicine, life sciences, advertising, management, marketing, finance and transnational crime.
Select Log In from the BoB homepage; filter to find University of Liverpool and then enter your University of Liverpool login. If you have problems accessing BoB offcampus you may need to use our VPN client.
Kanopy provides access to one of the most unique collections of films in the world. Films range from award-winning documentaries, indie and foreign films, must-see classics, training films and theatrical releases – on every topic imaginable.
The Stream.liv.ac.uk Web site is maintained at University of Liverpool for distribution of video developed within the University, the site is searchable by keyword using the search box in the top left corner of the site. The site contains a wide range of video across many academic disciplines.
Other BFI sources (BFI is not available outside the UK, the following alternative sources may be useful)
BFI Player: You can watch hundreds of films at the new BFI Player. T
BFI Mediatheques: The BFI Mediatheques, at BFI Southbank in London and at eight other public locations across the UK, offer free access to a collection of over 2,500 films and television programmes.
YouTube: The BFI's YouTube channel features over 400 short films from the BFI National Archive dating back to the earliest days of British cinema. New titles are added regularly.
Research viewings: Most titles from the BFI National Archive can be viewed for research purposes through the Research Viewing Service.
