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Media Offering

The library of the University of Liechtenstein is a publicly accessible academic library that primarily serves to provide literature for students and teaching staff.

 

Our collection focuses on:

  • art and architecture, spatial planning, and civil engineering
  • economics, banking and finance, and business informatics
  • social, tax and banking law, as well as economic criminal law

 

All media in the library can be found in swisscovery.li using the UNILI Library search profile. There you will find information on whether the document is available in print at the University of Liechtenstein (Available at) or electronically (Available online). Options for ordering, borrowing policies and access rights may vary depending on the type of media and the location of the collection.

What Can I Find Where?

Media Locations

You retrieve the item (book, journal, non-book, etc.) directly from the shelf in the library. The open-shelf collection is arranged according to Regensburg Classification Scheme (RVK), with local adaptations for legal studies. Make a note of the call number and use the shelf labels on site to locate the item.

 

The return box to the right of the library entrance in the cafeteria is available for returns outside of opening hours.

You can place a reservation for the item via swisscovery.li or request it at the circulation desk.
Requested items will be available for collection in the library from 10.00 a.m. on the following service day. You can take the book directly from the pick-up shelf, as it will already be checked out in your name. The collection period corresponds to the loan period of the item.

This document cannot be borrowed and is not available for on-site use.

This document is part of a course held during the current semester. It cannot be borrowed or reserved. Use is restricted to the architecture studios during the semester.

These are new acquisitions that are displayed in the exhibition shelf at the library entrance for approximately one week. These items can be taken directly from the new acquisitions shelf and checked out at the service desk.

The library licenses a wide range of electronic media either directly from providers or via academic databases. These e-media are available with full-text access exclusively to members of the University of Liechtenstein.

 

You can search for these e-media via swisscovery.li. For full-text availability, one or more links will be provided along with the corresponding licence information.

 

A selection of open access e-media is also available via swisscovery.li and can be accessed by all users.

This item is part of one of the research libraries maintained by the university’s schools and is generally not available for loan.

All schools of the University of Liechtenstein maintain several thematically structured research libraries, which are also referred to as reference collections (HABI). The materials from these collections can be searched via swisscovery.li, but they may not be borrowed and are for on-site use only.

 

For enquiries, please contact the persons responsible for the reference collections by email or telephone.

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Alberto Alessi
A library is an active source of ideas and opportunities that connects me with people who are far away or who lived in other eras. It is a low-tech time machine. Browsing the open shelves in the library of the University of Liechtenstein repeatedly surprises me with unexpected “good-neighbourhood” discoveries and enables me to share these findings with others. The library is the place of surprises."
Alberto Alessi, Senior Lecturer, Liechtenstein School of Architecture