Aldrich Library, University of Brighton

Aldrich Library offers students a vast selection of books that are available to all Students at the University Of Brighton. Its located on the second floor of Cockroft and is open 24 hours a day.

There are 11 group study rooms here for 3 or more people to use at a time. 2 of these rooms can be booked in advance at the front desk. These rooms are available for up to 2 hours.

The Aldrich library is great for taking out hard copies of the books you need. However, the online library offers the same access to books and online journals . You can also renew your books online too

It's a great working enviroment for students having full access to many books , Opening times: http://www.brighton.ac.uk/is/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=category&sectionid=54&id=254&Itemid=847

From 16th of April until 2nd of June library is open for 24 hours . If you are too distracted to get your uni work done at home it is a great opportunity to get it started in an academic environment.

All you need is your student card to take out any books you may need for assignments. The late charge is 50p per day per book , so don't be late!

The computer suite in the library is very useful - best time to head there is first thing in the morning as most students are still in bed!

Working hard in the library ? Remember to take regular breaks. If you're hungry or thirsty, head over to The Rumblin' Tum SU cafe and treat yourself for all that hard work...

There are two specialist librarians in Aldrich library to assist students. All students have access to equipment loans, 4 computer suitesfree internet access and free access to online journals .

Cant find what you need in the Library , try the online library available on student central. http://library .brighton.ac.uk/pages/index.php

Sussex student could use it with their id, but need to ring the bell at the door to get access

The library is open 24 hours during assignment period - perfect for last minute studying!

So many books to chose from with new machines that avoid queues and make renting books a lot easier

If you can not find a certain book although the library catalogue says it is in, check the recently returned section as they probably are there.

Go on down to the library to take out the books by using these quick and easy scanning machines.

A new, secure, online UniCard account allows you to pay your library fines and review all your transactions using your debit or credit card details Read more

New machines available which allow students to quickly rent and return books whenever they want!

If you go to the top floor to study it's usually the least busy as people can't be arsed to climb the stairs

If you can't find what you need. Ask at the Help Desk.

In a year, at UoB libraries combined, there are around one million loans – and, on an average day, over 6000 student visits. Read more

Although the ground floor isn't for quit study, but it's still loudly noise, I mean c'on !!

If you can not find any books although the catalogue says they are in the library

Go and say Hi to the lovely ladies on the enquiry desk, always happy to help.

Third floor's the best.