Soas library how many books

Digitalback Books Digitalback Books is a virtual library platform offering readers instant digital access to a wide range of titles from across Africa and its diaspora. See DigitalBack Books user guide pdf; kb for further information.

App for iOS devices and Android devices. KSI e-book Provides 5, full-text e-books in arts and humanities, social sciences, and others. Note: Please ignore the prices which are for purchasing printed books only. OpenEdition ebooks Is a web platform for nearly 5, ebooks from 60 humanities and social sciences publishers. Two thirds of the titles in the catalogue are freely available in HTML and can be quoted, printed or embedded on external sites select "Read Online" to see all these titles under the SOAS tab on the left-hand side menu.

Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law Cross-searchable full text of over fifty current editions of books on a wide variety of aspects of international law from Oxford University Press. Updated twice a year with additional texts added. Titles include: Chitty on Contracts 30th Ed. If you need further assistance with renewing your loans, please contact readerservices soas. Undergraduate students wishing to request an interlibrary loan should contact their subject librarian.

Q: Can I access the Library? A: Please view information for library visitors, Library opening hours and admission to the library web pages. Q: Can I study on campus? Study spaces can be booked in advance via the booking form.

For external users see admission to the library web pages. Q: I have a disability and I need to book a study space, will support be available? Special Collections will continue to offer Reading Room services remotely, including a full enquiry service. Our librarians will offer a full enquiry service. Please see contact details libenquiry soas. Our electronic resources remain fully available and SOAS students can also register for remote access to Senate House Library e-resources.

We have extended the return dates for books currently on loan from SOAS library.