Students will continue to have access to the study area at the Medical Library.
On 14 April, EBSCO will use a new form of digital rights management (DRM) that affects downloaded e‑books.
The University Library’s quiet study area on level 3 has reopened.
The Medical Library is currently preparing to move books and journals to the University Library.
During the renovation, the library has smaller premises and a temporary entrance.
The new publishing agreements for 2026 are now in place.
The opening hours at the University Library will be changing from 2025.
Journal of Community Systems for Health is a new journal launched on the Library's publishing platform.
The library is launching a guide which walks you through how to publish strategically and with open access.
You can now identify yourself with your Umu-id for direct access to many databases and other e-resources.
The library’s Archives and Special Collections contain many connections to Nobel Prize laureates.
Researchers can publish with open access at no cost through a range of agreements.
New ordering channels for the library mean more digital copies of articles, which will also be free of charge.
An open online course on plagiarism is now available to everyone on the library's website.
Umeå university took the lead in discussing examination in higher education
After refurbishment, a new stack for scholarly journals has opened at the University Library.
There is now space for both group study rooms and a resource room at the library at Arts Campus.
An commitment to reform research evaluation and reward systems.
Collaboration to reform assessment and reward systems for research, in line with the open science reform.
The Swedish Research Council has updated guidelines for research funding as of October 2022.
Umeå University Library and HPC2N collaborate in Skills4EOSC to support networks and training in the EU.