Have you ever thought about our home page as the source of many-many electronic documents? Would you like to know how you can find them? Let’s see. First, you need to be a University of Pécs citizen, and you will need your library card if you want to use more e-documents from home.
Please note that in accordance with Government Decree No. 484/2020. (XI.10) and No. 505/2020. (XI. 17.) – due to the epidemiological situation – the entire University of Pécs University Library and Knowledge Centre (Knowledge Centre, with all Faculty Libraries) will be closed from November 11, 2020 to December 11, 2020.
The good news, however, is that the library can provide a number of services and assistance to students during this period as well.
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This year, unlike in previous years, due to the epidemiological situation, our usual freshman tour will not be held. However, the traditional services of the library are still available, in compliance with the currently valid security regulations. We are constantly updating the conditions and regulations for visiting the building on our website and facebook page. Please always check for the latest informations before visiting the building!
We have gathered the most important informations for you that you may need when visiting the library.
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The University of Pécs Library and Knowledge Centre has reopened it’s doors on 22 June, 2020, so all our library services are now available.
This, of course, raises a number of questions in our readers: What happens with my borrowed books, if I’m already spending my summer break in the other half of the country? What kind of regulations do I have to comply in order to enter the library? What will be the opening hours?
We want to answer these and many more questions in the article below, making it easier to use the library.
Due to the epidemiological situation, we have extended the deadlines of those borrowed documents and library cards which have expired after 11 March. In this case you will be able to apply for your exams on Neptun.
In case you have a debt from a previous period, Neptun might block your registration.
What can be done? What can you do in this case?
You can view your book and money debts in the „Corvina library Catalog” interface (WebPac). You can access them in the reader data menu, and you can start online payment here.
You can find detailed information about the online payment process on the library’s website.
The Neptun block lasts until the debt has been settled. Data is updated hourly between the library system and Neptun. If your exam registration is blocked, you can update the system using this link after the online payment.
Due to the situation we have increased the number of possible extensions by one. Those, who have already reached their extension limits (two), will be able to extend it one more time.
More information about the Neptun restriction is available here.
You can find information about the extraordinary closing here.
Please arrange your library debts in time so that you can start the exams without interruption!
Your questions are often repeated at the registration- and circulation desks of our libraries. Below are the most frequently asked ones and the responses. We will be happy to answer your further questions in person. We look for you in our libraries!
If you are a foreign university student studying in Pécs, you probably got into the city by March; you know the main attractions, popular clubs and pubs, the main transport routes and the best shops. However, you certainly do not know the first public library in Hungary, hiding in the little street behind the Mosque on the main square, with its unique collection and impressive interior spaces, where you can sniff into the air of old times. Now we’ll show you this wonderful place to take its reputation in the world.
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So did you promise that you will do it differently this year? Do you want to say goodbye to nervousness and stomach cramps? Don’t you start collecting literature for your essay or your thesis in the last or after the last minute? Here are eight questions and answers for the first steps!
A notice with “Book Incident” subject has been recently received by us from one of our university student readers to our email address that a book on the biological bases of sports movements has been gotten completely wet during a random “red wine accident”. Well, one of the librarian’s eyes is crying, the other is laughing, because we are fond of books on the one hand and on the other hand, we are well aware of the nature of random accidents and the challenges of student life.
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Last year, the Library Database Portal was opened 27 162 times. It is providing access to more than a hundred databases containing Hungarian and international journals and eBooks for learning and research purposes even remotely through our proxy service. If you have not checked it yet and are doing medical or healthcare studies, this article is for you!
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Last year, the Library Database Portal was opened 27 162 times. It is providing access to more than a hundred databases containing Hungarian and international journals and eBooks for learning and research purposes even remotely through our proxy service. If you have not checked it yet and are doing economics studies, this article is for you! Continue reading “4 in 1 databases you should check if you want to be an economist”
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