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- About the libraryThe University Library combines a comfortable study environment in the Vrijhof with university-wide services that support students and researchers in areas such as information literacy, publishing, and data management. Its expert teams—including Information Specialists and Data Stewards—contribute actively to teaching in bachelor programmes and offer guidance through workshops, individual consultations, and tailored support for education and research. In addition to this, the library manages key scholarly infrastructure such as repositories and research information systems, helping ensure long-term access, visibility, and integrity of academic output across the university. History When the third technical university in the Netherlands was founded in 1961, an associated library was also established. In the early years, library facilities were still basic and the university library services were housed in a villa in the city centre of Enschede. With the completion of the first buildings on the campus of Twente University
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- University Library FAQStudying / Group work in the library When is the University Library open? Please consult Contact & opening hours. How do I reserve a project room in the University Library? Project rooms can be booked via TimeEdit Which materials can I borrow at the University Library service desk? Please consult Study facilities. Can I charge my phone or tablet in the University Library? The University Library offers a Mobile Charge Point for mobile phones and tablets. It can be used for free. What are the University Library's house rules? Please consult the University Library house rules on Study facilities. Accessing, borrowing & using literature How do I find and request a book? Please consult Borrow books. Do I have to renew the loan period of my borrowed books myself? Books are on loan for one month and will be extended automatically 5 times for 30 days if there’s no reservation made by another user. When a book/article seems unavailable to me, how do I get access? Please consult Ways to access literature Can I request (