1937 Reading Room

Study Space1937 Postgraduate Reading Room

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Description

The 1937 Reading Room is a dedicated postgraduate study building, offering a serene and focused environment for advanced academic work. This quiet library space is filled with an extensive collection of books, catering to a wide range of disciplines. The room is designed to support serious study, with rows of seating arranged to maximise concentration and productivity.

Facilities

The 1937 Reading Room features rows of study desks, providing ample space for individual work. The seating is designed to be comfortable for extended periods, ensuring that postgraduate students can focus on their research and studies without distraction.
The reading room is equipped with numerous plug sockets, conveniently located near the study desks, allowing students to keep their laptops and other electronic devices charged while they work.
To maintain the quiet and clean environment of the library, no food or drink is allowed in the 1937 Reading Room. This policy helps ensure that the space remains conducive to study and free from distractions.
The nearest kettle from here can be found in the 1937 Common Room.
The nearest microwave from here can be found in the 1937 Common Room.
The building only has steps at entrances, therefore making the area physically inaccessible or challenging.
1937 Reading Room
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The 1937 Reading Room is characterised by its quiet and peaceful atmosphere, ideal for focused study. The presence of rows of books and the general layout contribute to a traditional library environment, where silence is maintained, and distractions are minimal.

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The 1937 Reading Room is an older building, and while the study area is designed for postgraduate use, students with accessibility needs should note that the building is generally inaccessible.

Mon-Fri

00:00 - 23:59

Saturday

00:00 - 23:59

Sunday & Public Holidays

00:00 - 23:59