Bibliotecas ingles 2014 by Universidad de Navarra

LIBRARY 2014 / 2015

5. FIGURES AND DATA (2013)

Volumes

1,252,992

Books before 1800

26,849

Incunabula

Periodicals

19,912

Subscription E-Journals

65,393

E-books

232,252

Databases available for access

460

Library open days during the year

334

CONTENT

Individual study spaces

1. ACCESS THE LIBRARY SERVICES 2. CAMPUS LIBRARIES Inter-library loan requests (documents received and sent) Volumes loaned Attendance at training courses Investment in acquisitions Downloaded documents

- MAIN LIBRARY - SCIENCE LIBRARY - ARCHITECTURE LIBRARY - ECCLESIASTICAL STUDIES LIBRARY - CLÍNICA UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA LIBRARY

3. SERVICES

Searches on online resources

- SEARCH, ACCESS AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT - LOANS Number of documents in Dadun - INFORMATION AND CUSTOMER SERVICES - OTHER SERVICES

3,132 12,991 138,176 2,760 € 2,747,107 6,723,602 4,347,449 27,646

The figures shown are the totals including the libraries of the campuses of San Sebastián, Barcelona and 4. OPENING HOURS Madrid. 5. FIGURES (2013)

Copyright text ©: Library Services | University of Navarra Copyright images ©: Photographic Archive | University of Navarra Cover Design: Pablo Cerezo Marín Legal Deposit: NA 1146-2014

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Knowledge at your fingertips An entire service at your disposal The Library of the University of Navarra places at the disposal of its users a collection of over one million volumes and a considerable number of electronic resources, with ample opening hours and installations endowed with adequate infrastructures for research and study. These pages offer information of interest to users. More detailed information may be obtained by consulting the Libraryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Webpage. On behalf of all who work in the Library of the University of Navarra, I wish to cordially greet those reading these pages, and to thank you in advance for any suggestions you may make to help us to continue to improve the services we offer. VĂctor Sanz Santacruz Director of Library Services

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EXHIBITIONS

1. ACCESS TO LIBRARY SERVICES

Library Services presents a number of exhibitions each year in the entrance 1. ACCESS LIBRARY SERVICES To use the the Library Services, usersTO must have athese university card. are The produced location for for To use Library Services, users must have university card. The location hallway of the Main Library. Online versions of a exhibitions at obtaining a card will depend on the type of user: obtaining a card will depend on the type of user: the same time. There are 30 such virtual exhibitions currently available.   Students ToStudents use the

(undergraduates Office the General (undergraduates and postgraduates): Office of of card. the Registrar Registrar General Library Services, and userspostgraduates): must have a university The location for Offices. a card will depend on the type of user: Offices. obtaining Professors, other and staff: Personnel Professors, other members members and staff: Personnel Management Management Service. Students (undergraduates postgraduates): Office of the Service. Registrar General Offices.   Alumni Alumni members: members: Information Information Desk Desk (Main (Main Library) Library) and and Research Research Support Support Desk Desk (Science Library). (Science Library).  Professors, other members and staff: Personnel Management Service.  

 

Visiting members: professors,Information etc: A A written written voucher from the the Head of Department Department is Visiting professors, etc: from of is Alumni Desk voucher (Main Library) and Head Research Support Desk required. required. Library). (Science

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Visiting professors, etc: A written voucher from the Head of Department is required.

Special Collections exhibition in the entrance hall of the Main Library.

Entrance Hall Hall to to the the Main Main Library. Library. Photo Photo by by Jorge Jorge Losada. Losada. Entrance Images from some virtual exhibitions.

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Entrance Hall to the Main Library. Photo by Jorge Losada.

2.4.CAMPUS OPENINGLIBRARIES HOURS 2.1. MAIN LLIBRARY IBRARY This is This is the the largest largest library library onon Architecture campus and contains most campus contains mostofofthe the university collection, university collection, principally principally material related reading material related toto Clínica Universidad de Navarra Humanities Humanities and andSocial SocialSciences. Sciences. The following following rooms rooms are arelocated located The within this library: within this library: Eclessiastical Studies

OPENING HOURS

Monday - Friday: 8.30 am - 8 pm Saturday: 10 am - 2 pm

Monday - Friday: 9 am - 7 pm

Monday - Friday: 8.30 am - 8 pm Saturday: 8.30 am - 2 pm

R esearch Room: Research Room: This room is is for for postgraduate postgraduate students students and researchers. researchers. It consists of consists of 5 floors containing more than 440,000 titles on direct access. There Monday - Saturday: 8 am - 9 pm Main study spaces, spaces, 99 seminar seminar rooms, rooms, PCs, scanners, scanners, printers-photocopiers, printers-photocopiers, are 665 study PCs, Research & Undergraduate Room Sunday: 10 am - 2 pm lockers, and self-service book lending machines. lockers, and self-service book lending machines.

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 Undergraduate Room: This room isMonday principally for 8undergraduates. undergraduates. –Main U ndergraduate Room: principally for It - Friday: am - 9 pm Group Rooms Saturday: 8 am - 2 pm recommended bibliography for all courses, courses, PCs, scanners, scanners, the Work recommended bibliography all PCs,

contains contains printersprintersphotocopy machines, and self-service book lending machines. is via the photocopiers, and self-service book lending machines. AccessAccess is via the South South Entrance of the Main Library building. Entrance of the Main Library building. Monday - Friday: 8 am - 9 pm Main

Media Room  WorkRooms: Rooms: There – GGroup roup Work There are

are four rooms available for students to hold four rooms available for students to hold meetings meetings or group carry out group Reservations projects. Reservations be in advance made or carry out projects. should beshould in advance made online. Monday - Friday: 8 am - 7 pm Main online. –Newspaper Newspaper RoomRoom: This room contains an ample collection of newspapers and  periodicals Newspaper of Room: room contains an information. ample collection of newspapers both This general and historical It is on the floor –1. and periodicals of both general and historical information. It is in the basement (floor –Main Media Room: This room contains a collection music, Monday - Friday: 8 of am documentaries, - 9 pm –1). Room Reference Saturday: equipment. 8 am - 2 pm Located on the ground microforms, etc., with appropriate playback  floor. Media Room: This room contains a collection of documentaries, music, Monday - Friday: 8 am - Located 3 pm Main microforms, etc., with appropriate playback equipment. on the ground – Reference Room: This room contains all the general-content items (dictionaries, Special Collections Room floor. encyclopedias, index collections, etc.) and other reference books. Located on  the Reference groundRoom: floor. This room contains all the general-content items (dictionaries, Monday - Saturday: 8 am - 9 pm Science encyclopedias, index collections, etc.) and other Located on Sunday: am -reference 2 pmdatedbooks. – Special Collections Room: This room holds10 materials before 1835. It is the ground floor. located in Seminar 4D. During summer, festivities and vacation time (Christmas and Easter), and exam  Special Room: This room holds materials before 1835. It is ThroughoutCollections the academic year 2014-15, the rooms anddated services on the ground periods, specific timetables located in Seminar 4D. will be published in advance on the Library website. floor and floor –1 will be remodeled so as to better adapt to emerging needs. Information about the holidays throughout the year is also posted here. Throughout the academic year 2014-15, the rooms and services on the ground floor and basement (floor –1) will be remodeled so as to better adapt to emerging needs. 175

3.4. OTHER SERVICES DOCUMENT COPYING AND PRINTING

The Library has self-service equipment for the reproduction of documents by means of photocopiers, printers, scanner or digitalization. The user must always follow the current law regarding intellectual property.

Checkingscanner. academic journals in the Science Library. Sentinel

LIBRARIES 2.2. SCIENCE LIBRARY

PHOTOCOPIER PRINTERS*

SCANNERS**

This library is located on the first floor of the Science Library Building and contains Architecture Ground floor Ground floor the basic bibliography for all academic courses as well as specialized research material for chemistry, pharmacy, biology, nursing, medicine, etc., as well as a Clínica Universidad de Navarra Computer Room Computer Room section of leisure reading material in both Spanish (PLC) and English (ENG). Ecclesiastical Reception Reception There are 504studies study spaces, 20 PCs, printers-photocopiers, scanner, self-service book lending station and lockers. 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th

3rdthis andlibrary 4th floors The following rooms are located2nd, within building: floors Main Group

Library lobby (South Entran-

Library lobby (South

Work Rooms: There ce) are 13 rooms which can be used for meeting or Entrance) group work projects. These rooms should be booked online in–1 advance. Floor –1 Floor

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Newspaper Room

Research Room: This room is designed for postgraduates and researchers. It has a capacity of 32 work spaces. Library lobby Library lobby

Science 

Ground floor

Periodicals Area

Computer Room: There are 32 PCs for individual work or for practical training classes and seminars.

* The cards that are needed for using the aforementioned equipment can be acquired from the print shops located on the campus or from vending machines. ** Some scanners can be booked by filling out an online form. 14 6

2.32.3 ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE LIBRARY LIBRARY 2.3 ARCHITECTURE LIBRARY TheThe School School of Architecture of Architecture hashas a library a library which which holds holds more more than than 12,000 12,000 volumes volumes The School of Architecture has a library which holds more than 12,000 volumes including including books books andand specialized specialized journals journals andand magazines. magazines. There There areare 49 49 work work including books and specialized journals and magazines. There are 49 work spaces spaces for for consulting consulting andand studying, studying, PCs, PCs, scanners scanners andand a self-service a self-service book book lending lending spaces for consulting and studying, PCs, scanners and a self-service book lending station. station. station. This This library library hashas recently recently been been moved moved to the to the ground ground floor andand at will the at the end of this of this Throughout this 2014-2015 academic course, thefloor library be end moved to Checking a microfiche. This library has recently been moved to the ground floor and at the end of this academic academic year year remodeling remodeling willwill beinbe done done to work to complete complete the adaptation adaptation and the ground floor of the building; a future phase,the remodeling andand other academic year remodeling will be done to complete the adaptation and improvements improvements planned planned forcarried for thethe library. library. improvements will be out. improvements REFWORKS planned for the library.

2.4. 2.4. ECCLESIASTICAL ECCLESIASTICAL STUDIES STUDIES LIBRARY LIBRARY On-line tool that allows you to import, organize, export and share bibliographical 2.4. ECCLESIASTICAL STUDIES LIBRARY

references which may be used later on forthe writing articles and scientific projects in ThisThis library library is located is located on on thethe firstfirst floor floor of the of Schools Schools of Ecclesiastical of Ecclesiastical Studies. Studies. It It This library is located on the first floor of the Schools of Ecclesiastical Studies. It hashas 103 103 seats, seats, 3format. PCs 3 PCs andand a self-service a self-service book book lending lending station. station. the required has 103 seats, 3 PCs and a self-service book lending station.

2.5. 2.5. CLÍNICA CLÍNICA UNIVERSIDADAD UNIVERSIDADAD DEDE NAVARRA NAVARRA LIBRARY LIBRARY 2.5. CLÍNICA UNIVERSIDADAD DE NAVARRA LIBRARY TheThe eighth eighth floor floor of the of the University University Clinic Clinic holds holds a library a library withwith specialized specialized material material for for The eighth floor of the University Clinic holds a library with specialized material for medical medical personnel. personnel. TheThe collection collection includes includes thethe books books andand journals journals available available at the at the medical personnel. The collection includes the books and journals available at the Science Science Library Library andand numerous numerous online online resources. resources. and numerous VScience ERSIONLibrary FOR MOBILE PHONESonline resources. The mobile phone version of the Library Services webpage offers a selection of information, services and the most frequently used search tools; it is accessible via a range of devices.

SUGGESTION BOX On the Library Services webpage there is a form available to users which permits them to submit suggestions Library Services. All the proposals will be studied and responded to in the shortest possible time; a summary of the suggestions made by users will be published. Clínica Clínica Universidad Universidad de Navarra de Navarra Library. Library. Clínica Universidad de Navarra Library.

The Library on your cell phone.

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USER TRAINING

3. SERVICES

The Library organizes information training sessions in both official and unofficial 3.1 SEARCH AND INFORMATION ACCESS programs to lecturers/professors and students. It also offers sessions for individual or group training regarding a specific subject or library service on UNIKA Users can put in their request for a specific service by filling out the demand. online form. Unika application is a search engine that allows users to jointly consult electronically formatted and printed documents found in the principal library information As a follow-up to these sessions, users can consult educational material resources (CATALOG, SABIO and DADUN), together with other resources developed by the Library (guides, tutorials, etc.) through YouTube or Slideshare (databases, repositories and catalogs from other libraries). It is the “Google” of the tools. library world. TOPICS OR RESOURCES BY SUBJECT AREA CATALOG The Library Services webpage offers a selection of more than 100 subject area Our entire collection of books and periodicals is kept here, in different formats. resources, with the most frequently used reference materials for different areas of Access is available by selecting the tag labeled “Books and more” located on the study. Library Webpage. Users may consult the existence of materials responding to their search, as well as availability and location. Requests may be made and available The “Research Support Guide” contains the necessary information for the material may be reserved. Many e-books and online documents in their complete teaching and research activity of professors and postgraduates. This guide is versions may also be accessed. linked to the “Accreditation and Research Support Guide” in order to help with these SABIOevaluation processes.

Sabio is the access portal to the Library Services electronic resources. It provides access to the full texts of journals and databases available in electronic versions. It also offers the possibility to search the Library Catalog to check if the printed version is available and to request the item via interlibrary loan.

DADUN Dadun is an open access institutional repository that collects, preserves and disseminates papers reflecting academic and scientific activity carried out at the University of Navarra. It contains documents, academic talks, doctoral theses, rare books, teaching materials, and journals published by the University etc.

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3.2. LOANS BORROWING BOOKS FOR HOME USE Library users have the right to borrow a number of books (check the table below). Loans are personal and require the presentation of a valid library card. This is done either at the checkout counters in each Library or at the self-service stations.

Reading a QR code.

Through “My Library Account”, on the Library Services website, users can check their present situation regarding book loans or books on reserve and also renew N EWSLETTER items. Library Services publishes a weekly newsletter for professors, postgraduates, and researchers. It includes the new bibliographic acquisitions incorporated into the LOAN PELOAN Library during the week prior to publication, as OF well as resources and services that TYPE OF USER TYPE ITEMS RENEWALS RIODS (DAYS) ENTITLEMENTS have been published on BibBlog, the library blog. (In Spanish). 8 books

THE LIBRARY IN THE SOCIAL 11 NETWORKS Undergraduates

3 audiovisuals

7 (21 PLC / ENG)*

BibBlog: Novedades bibliográficas y otra información más relevante

40 books 60 3 http://bibliotecaun.wordpress.com/ Postgraduates Schools of Ecclesiastical faculty 3 audiovisuals 7 1 students Leyendo se entiende la gente: Fomento de la lectura 49 Lecturers/http://bibliotecaun.wordpress.com/ Professors 5 reference items Researchers (auto-loan; for in7 None Investigación científica en abierto: DADUN Other Personnel room use only) y uso del Acceso abierto

http://unavdadun.wordpress.com/ YouTube

15 books

Alumni members http://www.youtube.com/user/bibliotecaunav 3 audiovisuals (already graduated) 23 Users with agreeitems 5 reference ítems ments Flickr (for in-room use http://www.flickr.com/photos/unavbiblioteca only) 15 books (for inroom use only) TemporaryDelicious users 20 (visitors) https://delicious.com/unavbiblioteca 5 reference ítems items (auto-loan)

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Twitter

*The Library has a collection of books in a section called “Read at Home” (call number PLC), which covers a wide rangehttps://twitter.com/unavbiblioteca of genres. There is also a similar section in English in the Architecture and Science Libraries (call number ENG).

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LOANS FOR IN-ROOM USE In the Main Library (floors 1-5), the books that are taken to the tables must be previously registered at self-service loan stations.

INTERSITE LOANS This service offers the possibility for books and scanned journal articles to be sent from one on-campus library to another (Main library, Science library and University Clinic library). This service is available to lecturers/professors, researchers, postgraduates and general staff members. The request is made through the Library catalog. Items can be picked up from the appropriate issue desk, upon receiving prior email notification.

INTERLIBRARY LOAN This service is for members of the university who require documents from other off -campus libraries and for external centers or institutions that require documents from the University of Navarra library. Document receipt is by post or e-mail or delivery service, mostly PDF format; average delivery time 24-72 hours.

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3.3. INFORMATION AND CUSTOMER SERVICES SUBJECT-SPECIFIC LIBRARIANS These librarians act as liaisons between the different departments and the Library for issues regarding training, acquisition of literary works, support and reference for obtaining ANECA accreditation, bibliographic assessment, etc. AREA | DEPARTMENT

LIBRARIAN

E-MAIL ADDRESS

Architecture

María Alecha

alecha@unav.es

Art History

Isabel Iribertegui

isairi@unav.es

Center for Olympic Studies

Salomé Eslava

meochoa@unav.es

CIMA

María Marquínez

mmarquinez@unav.es

3.3. AND CUSTOMER SERVICES ClínicaINFORMATION Universidad de Navarra Fabiola de Goñi

fdegoni@unav.es

Communication

Pello Zapirain

pzapirain@unav.es

Ecclesiastical Studies

Amparo Cózar

acozar@unav.es

SEcclesiastical UBJECT-SPECIFIC LIBRARIANS Studies

These librarians act as liaisons between the different departments and the Library Economics Emma Navarro enavarro@unav.es for issues regarding training, acquisition of literary works, support and reference Education Rocío Serrano rserranov@unav.es for obtaining ANECA accreditation, bibliographic assessment, etc. History|Geography

Mónica d’Entremont

mdentremont@unav.es

Institute of Family Sciences AREA | DEPARTMENT

Rocío Serrano LIBRARIAN

rserranov@unav.es E-MAIL ADDRESS

ISEM Architecture ISSA

María Alecha María Alecha Marga García

alecha@unav.es alecha@unav.es mgbajo@unav.es

Art History Law Center for Olympic Studies Medicine CIMA Nursing Clínica Universidad de Navarra

Isabel Aznar Iribertegui David Salomé Eslava Salomé Eslava Montserrat Royo María Marquínez

isairi@unav.es daznar@unav.es meochoa@unav.es meochoa@unav.es mroyota@unav.es mmarquinez@unav.es

Ecclesiastical Studies Philology Economics Philosophy Education Psychology History|Geography Science Institute of Family Sciences

Lucía Zubasti Fabiola de Goñi Arantxa Itúrbide Pello Zapirain Montserrat Royo Amparo Cózar Ana Rodríguez Emma Navarro Inmaculada Pérez Rocío Serrano Teresa Grandal Mónica d’Entremont Ana Nieva Montserrat Royo Rocío Serrano

lzubasti@unav.es fdegoni@unav.es ariturbide@unav.es pzapirain@unav.es mroyota@unav.es acozar@unav.es arodriguez@unav.es enavarro@unav.es ipermar@unav.es rserranov@unav.es tgrandal@unav.es mdentremont@unav.es anlopez@unav.es mroyota@unav.es rserranov@unav.es

University of Navarra Museum ISEM

Maria Guembe María José Alecha

mjguembe@unav.es alecha@unav.es

ISSA

Marga García

mgbajo@unav.es

Law

David Aznar

daznar@unav.es

Medicine

Salomé Eslava Montserrat Royo

meochoa@unav.es mroyota@unav.es

Nursing

Lucía Zubasti

lzubasti@unav.es

Communication Pharmacy

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USER TRAINING

3. SERVICES

The Library organizes information training sessions in both both official official and unofficial sessions in 3.1 S EARCH AND I NFORMATION A CCESS programs to lecturers/professors lecturers/professors and also offers offers sessions sessions for programs and students. students. ItIt also group training training regarding regarding aa specific specific subject subject ororlibrary libraryservices service on individual or group UNIKA Users service by filling out the demand. Users can can put put in their request for a specific service form. online application form. Unika application is a search engine that allows users to jointly consult electronically formatted and printed documents found in the principal library information As a follow-up to these sessions, users can consult educational material resources (CATALOG, SABIO and DADUN), together with other resources developed by the Library (guides, tutorials, etc.) through YouTube or Slideshare (databases, repositories and catalogs from other libraries). It is the “Google” of the tools. library world. TOPICS OR RESOURCES BY

CATALOG

SUBJECT AREA

The Library Services webpage offers a selection of more than 100 subject area Our entire collection of books and periodicals is kept here, in different formats. resources, with the most frequently used reference materials for different areas of Access is available by selecting the tag labeled “Books and more” located on the study. Library Webpage. Users may consult the existence of materials responding to their search, as well as availability and location. Requests may be made and available The “Research Support Guide” contains the necessary information for the material may be reserved. Many e-books and online documents in their complete teaching and research activity of professors and postgraduates. This guide is versions may also be accessed. linked to the “Accreditation and Research Support Guide” in order to help with these S ABIOevaluation processes. Sabio is the access portal to the Library Services electronic resources. It provides access to the full texts of journals and databases available in electronic versions. It also offers the possibility to search the Library Catalog to check if the printed version is available and to request the item via interlibrary loan.

User training session. 812

Reading a QR code.

Through “My Library Account”, on the Library Services website, users can check their present situation regarding book loans or books on reserve and also renew N EWSLETTER items. Library Services publishes a weekly newsletter for professors, postgraduates, and researchers. It includes the new bibliographic acquisitions incorporated into the LOAN PELOAN Library during the week prior to publication, as OF well as resources and services that RENEWALS TYPE OF USER TYPE ITEMS RIODS (DAYS) ENTITLEMENTS have been published on BibBlog, the library blog. (In Spanish). 8 books

THE LIBRARY IN THE SOCIAL 11 NETWORKS Undergraduates

3 audiovisuals

7 (21 PLC / ENG)*

BibBlog: Novedades bibliográficas y otra información más relevante

40 books 60 3 http://bibliotecaun.wordpress.com/ Postgraduates Schools of Ecclesiastical faculty 3 audiovisuals 7 1 students Leyendo se entiende la gente: Fomento de la lectura 49 Lecturers/http://bibliotecaun.wordpress.com/ Professors 5 reference items Researchers (auto-loan; for in7 None Investigación científica en abierto: Other Personnel room DADUN use only)y uso del Acceso abierto

http://unavdadun.wordpress.com/ YouTube

15 books

Alumni members http://www.youtube.com/user/bibliotecaunav 3 audiovisuals (already graduated) 23 Users with agree5 reference ítems ments Flickr (for in-room use http://www.flickr.com/photos/unavbiblioteca only) 15 books (for inroom use only) TemporaryDelicious users 20 (visitors) https://delicious.com/unavbiblioteca 5 reference ítems (auto-loan)

None

Twitter

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3.4. OTHER SERVICES DOCUMENT COPYING AND PRINTING

2.2. SCIENCE LIBRARY

PHOTOCOPIER SCANNERS** PRINTERS* This library is located on the first floor of the Science Library Building and contains Architecture Ground floor floor research the basic bibliography for all academic courses as well asGround specialized material for chemistry, pharmacy, biology, nursing, medicine, etc., as well as a Clínica of Universidad de Navarra Computer Room section leisure reading material in bothRoom Spanish (PLC) andComputer English (ENG). LIBRARIES

There are 504 study spaces, 20 PCs, printers-photocopiers, scanner, self-service Ecclesiastical Studies studies Reception Reception book lending station and lockers. The following rooms are located within this library building: 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors

floors

Floor –1

Library lobby

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Group Work Rooms: There Library are 13lobby rooms which can be usedlobby for (South meeting or Library (South EntranEntrance) ce) group work projects. These rooms should be booked online in advance.

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Research Room: This room is designed for postgraduates and researchers. It Newspaper Room has a capacity of 32 work spaces.

Main

Science Computer

Room: There are Ground 32 PCsfloor for individual work or for practical Periodicals Area training classes and seminars.

2.3 ARCHITECTURE LIBRARY The School of Architecture has a library which holds more than 12,000 volumes including books and specialized journals and magazines. There are 49 work spaces for consulting and studying, PCs, scanners and a self-service book lending station. Checking a microfiche.

This library has recently been moved to the ground floor and at the end of this academic year remodeling will be done to complete the adaptation and improvements R EFWORKS planned for the library. On-line tool that allows you to import, organize, export and share bibliographical 2.4. ECCLESIASTICAL STUDIES LIBRARY

references which may be used later on for writing articles and scientific projects in This library is located on the first floor of the Schools of Ecclesiastical Studies. It the required format. has 103 seats, 3 PCs and a self-service book lending station.

2.5. CLĂ?NICA UNIVERSIDADAD DE NAVARRA LIBRARY The eighth floor of the University Clinic holds a library with specialized material for medical personnel. The collection includes the books and journals available at the and numerous VScience ERSIONLibrary FOR MOBILE PHONESonline resources. The mobile phone version of the Library Services webpage offers a selection of information, services and the most frequently used search tools; it is accessible via a range of devices.

ClĂnica Universidad de Navarra Library.

The Library on your cell phone.

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1. ACCESS TO LIBRARY SERVICES To use the Library1. Services, usersTO must have a university card. The location for ACCESS LIBRARY SERVICES EXHIBITIONS obtaining a card will depend on the type of user: Library Services presents a and number of exhibitions each in the entrance Students (undergraduates Office of year the Registrar General To use the Library Services, userspostgraduates): must have athese university card. Theproduced location for hallway of the Main Library. Online versions of exhibitions are at Offices. obtaining a card will depend on the type of user: the same time. There are 30 such virtual exhibitions currently available. 

Professors, other members and and staff: Personnel Management Students (undergraduates postgraduates): Office of the Service. Registrar General Offices. members: Information Desk (Main Library) and Research Support Desk  Alumni  



(Science Library). Professors, other members and staff: Personnel Management Service.

 

Visiting professors,Information etc: A written from the of Department is Alumni members: Desk voucher (Main Library) and Head Research Support Desk required. (Science Library).

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Visiting professors, etc: A written voucher from the Head of Department is 1. ACCESS TO LIBRARY SERVICES required.

To use the Library Services, users must have a university card. The location for obtaining a card will depend on the type of user: 

Students (undergraduates and postgraduates): Office of the Registrar General Offices.



Professors, other members and staff: Personnel Management Service.

Alumni members: Information Desk (Main Library) and Research Support Desk (Science Library). Special Collections exhibition in the entrance hall of the Main Library.



Visiting professors, etc: A written voucher from the Head of Department is required.

Entrance Hall to the Main Library. Photo by Jorge Losada.

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Entrance Hall to the Main Library. Photo by Jorge Losada. Images from some virtual exhibitions.

4. OPENING HOURS LIBRARY

2.4.CAMPUS OPENING LIBRARIES HOURSOPENING HOURS

Architecture MAIN LIBRARY 2.1. LIBRARY

This the largest library on ClínicaisUniversidad de Navarra Architecture campus and contains most of the university collection, principally reading material related to Clínica Universidad de Navarra Eclessiastical Studies Humanities and Social Sciences. The following rooms are located Main this library: within Eclessiastical Studies Research & Undergraduate Room  Research Room: This room

Monday - Friday: 8.30 am - 8 pm Saturday: 10 amOPENING - 2 pm HOURS Monday - Friday: 8.30 am - 8 pm Monday - Friday: 9 am - 7 pm Saturday: 10 am - 2 pm Monday - Friday: 8.30 am - 8 pm Monday - Friday: 9 am - 7 pm Saturday: 8.30 am - 2 pm Friday: 8.30 am -- 98 pm pm Monday - Saturday: 8 am Saturday:10 8.30 - 2 pm Sunday: am am - 2 pm

is for postgraduate students and researchers. It 4. OPENING HOURS consists of 5 floors containing more than 440,000 titles on direct access. There Saturday: 8 am 9 pm Main Monday - Friday: 8 am - 9 -pm are 665 study spaces, 9 seminar rooms, PCs, scanners, printers-photocopiers, Research & Undergraduate Room Sunday: 10 Group Work Rooms Saturday: 8 am - 2 pm LIBRARY lockers, and self-service book lending machines. OPENING HOURS - Friday: am is Monday principally for 8 It contains Monday 8undergraduates. am -- 9 9 pm pm Monday -- Friday: Friday: Saturday: 8 am - 8.30 2 pm am - 8 pm for all courses, PCs, scanners, printersSaturday: 10 am - 2 pm photocopy machines, and self-service book lending machines. Access is via the Monday - Friday: 8 am - 9 pm Main SouthUniversidad Entrance of Main Library building. Monday - Friday: 8 am - 7 pm Clínica de the Navarra Main

Main Undergraduate Room: This room Main Group Work Rooms Architecture Media the Room recommended bibliography

Media Room Newspaper Room  Group Work

Monday - Friday: 9 am - 7 pm

NewspaperRoom Room Reference  Newspaper Room:

Saturday: 8 8.30 - 2 pm am am - 2 pm

Rooms: There are four rooms available for students to hold meetings or carry out group projects. Reservations should be in advance made 8 am am -7 Monday - Friday: 8.30 - 8 pm Main 9 pm online. Eclessiastical Studies This room contains an ample collection of newspapers and periodicals of both general and historical information. It is-- 3 Monday 8 am 9the pmbasement (floor Friday: 8 8 am am 9in-pm pm Main Monday -- Saturday: Friday: Main –1). Research & Undergraduate Room Reference Room Rooms Sunday: 10 am 2 pm Saturday: 8 Special Collections Room

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Media Room:

This room contains a collection of documentaries, music,

Friday: 8 am -Located 9 8.30 am - 93 pm pm on the ground Main Monday -- equipment. 3 -pm Monday Saturday: 8 am Science microforms, etc., with appropriate playback Group RoomsRoom Saturday: 8 am am -- 2 2 pm pm SpecialWork Collections Sunday: 10 floor.

 Reference Room: This room containsMonday alltime the- general-content During (Christmas Easter), and exam Saturday: 8 am 9items pm (dictionaries, Science Friday: 8 am -and 9 -pm Main summer, festivities and vacation encyclopedias, index collections, etc.) and 10 other books. Located on Sunday: -reference 2 pm on the Media Room periods, specific timetables will be published in am advance Library website. the ground floor. Information about the holidays throughout the year is also posted here. During summer, festivities and vacation time materials (Christmas and Easter), and exam Main Special Collections Room: This roomMonday holds - Friday: 8 amdated - 7 pmbefore 1835. It is periods, specific timetables will be published in advance on the Library website. Newspaper located Room in Seminar 4D. Information about the holidays throughout the year is also posted here. Throughout the academic year 2014-15, the rooms and services on the ground Monday - Friday: 8 am - 9 pm Mainand basement (floor –1) will be remodeled floor so as to better adapt to emerging Reference Room Saturday: 8 am - 2 pm needs.

Main

Monday - Friday: 8 am - 3 pm

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5. 5. FIGURES FIGURES AND AND DATA DATA (2013) (2013)

Volumes Volumes before 1800 1800 Booksbefore before 1800 Books

1,252,992 1,252,992 26,849 26,849

Incunabula Incunabula

85 85

Periodicals Periodicals

19,912 19,912

SubscriptionE-Journals E-Journals Subscription

65,393 65,393

E-books E-books

232,252 232,252

Databases Databasesavailable availablefor foraccess access

460 460

Library Libraryopen opendays daysduring duringthe theyear year

334 334

Individual Individualstudy studyspaces spaces Inter-library Inter-libraryloan loanrequests requests(documents (documentsreceived receivedand andsent) sent) Volumes Volumesloaned loaned Attendance Attendanceat attraining trainingcourses courses Investment Investmentin inacquisitions acquisitions

3,132 3,132 12,991 12,991 138,176 138,176 2,760 2,760 €€2,747,107 2,747,107

Downloaded Downloadeddocuments documents

6,723,602 6,723,602

Searches Searcheson ononline onlineresources resources

4,347,449 4,347,449

Numberof ofdocuments documentsin inDadun Dadun Number

27,646 27,646

The Thefigures figuresshown shownare arethe thetotals totalsincluding includingthe thelibraries librariesof ofthe thecampuses campusesof ofSan SanSebastián, Sebastián,Barcelona Barcelonaand and Madrid. Madrid.

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Main Library Main Library (South Entrance) School of Architecture Schools of Ecclesiastical Studies Science Library Building Clínica Universidad de Navarra

Knowledge at your fingertips An entire service at your disposal

The Library of the University of Navarra places at the disposal of its users a collection of over one million volumes and a considerable number of electronic resources, with ample opening hours and installations endowed with adequate infrastructures for research and study. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

These pages offer information of interest to users. More detailed information may be obtained by consulting the Library’s Webpage. On behalf of all who work in the Library of the University of Navarra, I wish to cordially greet those reading these pages, and to thank you in advance for any suggestions you may make to help us to continue to improve the services we offer. Víctor Sanz Santacruz Director of Library Services

LIBRARY SERVICES I University of Navarra Campus Universitario C.P. 31009 Pamplona (Spain) biblioteca@unav.es www.unav.edu/library Telephone: 948 425 600 ext. 802065 Fax 948 178 269