Physical Description :358 m2 in area163 reading places

Bibliographic collections. :28.000 Monographs250 Magzines350 CD Roms900 Video recordings250 Audio recordings

LOCATED ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE BUILDING (HALL Nº 102)

Open from 8:30 AM to 8:30 PM

Its collections are freely available to users.

Works can be taken home on loan by users who have a EUMBAM card.

Books with special value, reference works, periodicals and special materials cannot be borrowed.

There are various rooms in the library with a variety of atmospheres to meet the requirements of different uses.

In order to maintain a pleasant atmosphere that is conducive to studying, mobile phones are forbidden and you are not allowed to drink, eat and smoke.

30 places with large tables to make it easier to be able to work in small groups.

In this room you can find the magazine rack, new items and devices to play the different kinds of audiovisual and IT documents that the library has.

30 reading places in an atmosphere that respects other people trying to study, surrounded by reference books (dictionaries and encyclopedias).

Once you have taken books, magazines or library materials out, do not put them back in their place.You must leave them on the shelves and trolleys fitted out for this purpose.

Surrounded by the

With all the periodicals in the library.

28 reading places for individual study in an atmosphere of total silence.

All the periodicals in the library.

The library depository offers free access.

Once the material has been used, you must leave it on the trolleys and not return

it to the depository.

Catalogue on line

Access to the information that the library has through the two computers located in the borrowing section that have access to the Absys OPAC.

You can take out a maximum of 5 items on loan for a week.

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THE LIBRARY HAS AN ANTI-ROBBERY SYSTEM.

BEFORE YOU GO OUT BORROWED ITEMS MUST BE CHECKED.

If you want to suggest the purchase of any items

If you are interested in taking a library-user course

If you want to make a suggestion

You can do this by filling out a form:

•On the BAM web page or •Directly at the Library